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The forest of pomegranates on board, Fran Labrador. Emilio

eat fish if you give me today, if you show me to fish I can eat tomorrow.

Labrador Fran's friend wanted to make a forest, for he was very excited to have one and asked me to collaboration. Not only gave him mine, but also Mark Royal said. These things are better company.

The idea was to make a grove of pomegranate (Punica granatum ) on a slate.

slab was available, and seven pomegranate two major and five smaller ones (which gave Marcos). In principle stuck with hot glue, some pieces of slate on the sides to simulate small cliffs .

trees were then placed for disposal. To fix the slab, gluing wire was used to this with the same hot glue.

When the trees were established, some of the wires were removed, so we had to fix them with a bit of keto. Once placed the pomegranate in your location, we proceeded to make substrate was composed of fifty percent of Akadama and gravel (volcanic).

then forced the top of the parapet inward and moss was placed across the surface.

big work was done. Now is the growth of the trees, and even relocate some of them. See if Fran knows how to bring this ship into safe harbor.