Mediterranean Garden Spain: Diversification in Catalunya

Friday, July 22, 2011

Diversification in Catalunya - River Ebro

Posted by Colin and Carol at 1:32 pm

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Labels: Catalunya, Diversification, River Ebro, Spain

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Perched like birds on the taut wires
Of spirits faithful to the hymns of life,
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