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Views from Mount Chayofita
Gypsy-
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Brilliant! 
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I have never looked upon Tenerife ,especially the south ,as a beautiful island and this video ,in my opinion confirms this, scrub land and concrete is all I can see, don't get me wrong we love our annual visit in the winter and wouldn't miss it for anything, well maybe Madeira. 
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No soil there since last big eruption so don't think there is any chance of greenery ( not in the south anyway).
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There is plenty of green after rain, but as we don´t get much rain then the land is invariably barren. You take your pick, great weather all year round (except today) or green fields.
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Might try Aden again 
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I've been up there...had to tow Mermaid behind me, she's not a very good "hill" type of person! Views are great, and yes, there's plenty soil it's water there's a shortage of. 
Views are great, and yes, there's plenty soil it's water there's a shortage of. 
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I managed that walk no bother. The views are great
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How could there be plenty of soil if it was covered in lava?? ( I think we may have had this discussion before and Paul may well have told me that I'm wrong! )
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Volcanic soil is very fertile innit. I like them water rice paddy fields in China...See here
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