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MOSS ISLANDS With the rise of the level of the water, during the filling of the lake, some moss (about 30 cm thick ranging to 1 m) raised from the bottom and formed floating islands from that material. Allegedly, there is only one similar lake in Scotland. During high levels of water these islands literally float from one side of the lake to the other depending on the intensity and direction of the wind. They represent a unique phenomenon and the trade mark of this lake. |
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