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Galicia, the Switzerland of Spain

Note 305 — Chapter XXVI · TREES, FRUITS, AND FLOWERS

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Ford wrote: “The treading out of the fruit is generally done by night, because it is then cooler, and in order to avoid as much as possible the plague of wasps by whom the half-naked operators are liable to be stung.”

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