The hinterland of the southern coast of Spain is a Garden of Eden and allowed its abundance of water throughout the year, cultivation and harvesting of fruits and vegetables.
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- Garden of Eden: The hinterland of the Costa del Sol
However, even the most inattentive observer notices that hardly any fruit is harvested, either because he tripped over or have to drive the car round fruits that are on paths and roads.
The condition is not new. For years, the farmers are paid such low prices that it does not even cover the expenses for the irrigation of fruit trees. Therefore, one usually no longer harvests the trees or can equal the entire Finca unirrigated, the trees are so dried up after 2-3 years. Others make their trees in the prime of life ado and plant instead of avocado trees.
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- Run over oranges on the way
This exotic tree with the somewhat boring, bland oily fruit has a well-mild smell flowers, and in many parts of the natural phenomenon of orange blossom (Azahar) is already diminished. The indescribable, with nothing to comparative scent of orange blossom in April is to convey able receptive natures an olfactory taste of paradise or rather a by smell "pre scent". Anyway, driving the aroma of orange blossom, especially when it is mixed with still hanging on the tree completely ripe oranges, directly behind the center of the forehead and highlights both the mood and the ability to concentrate quite extraordinary. (more ...)
