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HARRIS - Atlantic hideaway
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Harris is one of the most northern islands of the British Isles, a hundred
miles 1____  the Scottish coast. It 2 ____ a reputation for being
cold, grey 3 _____ hostile. For eight months of  4 ____ year, from October
to  5 ____ , it is surrounded by heavy 6 ____  and becomes
almost impossible to find without radar. It is covered by sheep, which
7 ____  the sparse vegetation of the island, known in the local 8
____  as "cotton wool". During the summer months, 9 ____  ferry
service connects the island to the 10 ____  world. 
However, Harris is a surprisingly successful 11 ____  . Although it
 12 ____  little to the average tourist, many people find its 13
____  spaces and lack of intellectual  14 ____  very refreshing.
Originally 15 _____  by a narrow strip of land 16 ____  the
neighbouring island 17 ____  Lewis, the island produces a  18
____  cloth, known as tweed. Harris Tweed has a market all
19 ____  Europe and America, where its durability is  20 ____ 
appreciated.
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