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Portrait of Zacharias Papantoniou Zacharias Papantoniou The High Mountains — At the Fir Tree

On the point of leaving, their thoughts went to the basket of the chestnut gatherer, who passed in front of the school calling...
Finally they arrived at the fir tree.
Who would have said that the fir tree looked like a chandelier in the church! Looking at it they see on its proud branches something like altar candles. They're its fruit; we get pine tar from them.
All the trees on land have irregular shapes. But in the mountains the cypress and the fir tree stand erect. Ship's masts are made from them.
Here in the mountains the fir tree isn't really bothered about the winter.
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