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| Together with that of Samertolameu, this beach unfolds a corridor of sand, on which a road was built, that links them to the island of St. Bartolomé, forming nowadays a peninsula. This is one of the few beaches from where the "bateas" under construction can be seen. The "bateas" are wooden structures and floats used as mussel and oyster beds; the whole coast of the Morrazo is dotted with them. | ||||||||||||||||||||
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