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10-Aug-2008 -- First it was sage, and then grain and now, lavender. Interesting to observe the changes in cultivation over the years - certainly given the proximity of housing the farmer is sensible in avoiding crops that would walk-in-the-night.

There were birds singing and bees buzzing and it was all very aromatic indeed. A strange mixture of rural agriculture squeezing in between autobahn and urban blight!