The valley leading down to Collodi has many old papermills from days of yore, some of which are now modern concerns. Recycling was satisfyingly in evidence - we hear that when they make paper from scratch, the natural pulp comes all the way from South America!
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| Bales of paper of all sorts await recycling |
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| Up among the blossom - but what tree is it? |
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| Magnificent mimosa, with olive groves in the background |
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| This farmer was diversifying by growing palms among the olives. The palm leaves are destined to be sold to florists for flower arrangements (large ones!) |
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| They look like daisies, but in fact are a species of anemone |
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| Elm flowers produce a spectacular show |






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