Portugal’s Dryland Orchard

Justine Strand de Oliveira

Feb 2

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. . . almond, carob, fig, olive

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Maria Anderson

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Muito obrigada for this cultural piece.

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Another fabulous (and educational) post, Justine! Looking forward to many more!

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Portugal’s Dryland Orchard