Spain‘s Mysterious Underwater “Stonehenge”

Thought to be more than 4,000 years old, the Dolmen of Guadalperal was “invisible” for almost 60 years – until it unexpectedly reappeared.

http://www.bbc.com/travel/story/20200227-spains-mysterious-underwater-stonehenge:embed

今日の英語の習慣化の題材は……

Coronavirusの話題で日本中ちょっとおかしいんじゃないかと思っております。

毎年、通常のインフルエンザでも数千人も亡くなっており、感染者数は一千万単位ですよ！新種で未だ未知というだけで、日本でも感染者数は3桁代、死亡者数は2桁(だから良いとは言えませんが、それにしても)いってないでしょ... 逆にニホンの反応ぶりに異常な恐怖感を覚えております、個人的に。

とにかく、落ち着いて、習慣化を続けましょう！

Europe suffered an unusually hot summer in 2019. Seven weather stations in Spain recorded their highest temperatures ever in June, and higher-than-average temperatures and drought were registered across the country in July and August. However, the scorching weather conditions revealed an unexpected sight in the Spanish province of Cáceres: as the drought caused the shoreline of the Tagus River to recede, a 4,000- to 7,000-year-old circular monument emerged in the middle of the Valdecañas Reservoir.