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THE BOSCO DI TECCHIE

In times not so remote a squirrel
jumping from one tree to another could cross entire
regions covered in thick woods of oak and
beech
trees. Unfortunately those times are over as man has
cleared the forests to get wood and land for
agriculture. There are few woodlands which have
remained intact and Tecchie is one of these. This
wood is like a huge natural botanic garden, alive
and flourishing, with large, small, young, old or
dead plants. Age-old beech trees live alongside
ephemeral plants, miniscule mosses alongside
gigantic turkey oaks over thirty metres tall. All of
which live together in a complex and graceful
harmony.
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