In the process of doing research I often come across various stories which are interesting but might not be worthy of a full episode.

They're more like snippets than stories.

And every so often I save these things up for a special episode because I really hate to let things go to waste.

So without further ado, here is the Spanish potpourri episode of Everything Everywhere Daily. This episode is sponsored by the Tourist Office of Spain.

In the past I've talked about different aspects of what Spain has to offer.

Foods, festivals, history, beaches, mountains, museums, restaurants, and live entertainment.

There is a good reason why 82 million people a year visit Spain, making it the second most visited

country in the world. If you've been to Spain you know what I'm

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Our first story on this episode has to do with the borders of Spain.

Most countries have set established borders.

They've worked out a deal with their neighbors and there's an agreement as to where one country ends and the next country begins.

For Spain, this is mostly the case as well.

However, there is one notable exception.

The border between France and Spain is set and mostly goes

through the Pyrenees Mountains. The far western end of the border however is the

Beidosa River. For about 10 kilometers starting at the Ocean, the river serves as the border.

In the middle of that river is an island known as Pheasant Island.

It's a really small island with no real significance outside of its geographic

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