Ep39 - Canaries 🦜, Climates ☀️ and Culture 🇮🇨

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Which Canary Island should you go to? Canary Islands, Observatories, history, Spain, and all things in the next instalment of Macaronesia. #Spain #canaries #holiday #history #education #podcasters #educationpodcasts

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