On a patch of bare rock in western Malta, roughly 80 by 100 metres (260 by 330 feet), dozens of parallel grooves cross, overlap and merge into one another. The spot, MisraΔ§ GΔ§ar il-Kbir, is popularly known as Clapham Junction, after the busy railway junction in London. It is far from the only place like [β¦]
En la zona de MisraΔ§ GΔ§ar il-Kbir, al oeste de Malta, hay un tramo de roca desnuda de solo 80 por 100 metros donde decenas de surcos paralelos se cruzan, se solapan y se funden unos con otros. El lugar es tan enrevesado que se le conoce popularmente como Clapham Junction, por la gigantesca estaciΓ³n [β¦]