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mountain slope

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mountain slope [′mau̇nt·ən ‚slōp]
(geography)
The inclined surface that forms a mountainside.
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The Cape Province is one of the most beautiful areas of South Africa for walking, with rolling vineyards, craggy mountain slopes, a glistening coastline and brightly coloured flowers Its diversity makes it ideal for long and varied walks, wandering through vineyards, dry desert plains, forests and beaches The Cape Province is one of the most beautiful areas of South Africa for walking, with rolling vineyards, craggy mountain slopes, a glistening coastline and brightly coloured flowers.
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