National Geographic - Our World
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Blyde Canyon Nature Reserve, near the Drakensberg Mountain Region of South Africa, holds one of the largest green canyons on Earth. It is known for its lush subtropical foliage where the Treur River tumbles into the Blyde below, creating an almost impenetrable web of rainforest branches. FACT 93 Academic English & Skills Pathways 94 Reading and Vocabulary Focus 96 ACTIVE Skills for Reading 96 Delta Academic Objectives 97 SkillsWork 97 Essential Academic Vocabulary 97 Reading Explorer NEW EDITION 98 21st Century Reading NEW 100 Great Writing 102 Sourcework 104 Writing Essentials 104 Developing Composition Skills/Refining Composition Skills 104 Discoveries in Academic Writing 104 Listening and Notetaking Skills 105 Blyde Canyon Nature Reserve, South Africa | Climbers rappelling off a cliff. Photographer: James P. Blair.