Olive trees

@allknowing (149779)
India
July 18, 2025 4:49am CST
I always thought when I visitied Italy I woudl get to see rows and rows of Olive trees as tthe Mediteranean climate suited it But that did not happen . We visited many cities but we could see none. This was one more disappointment I exprienced on my several tours I have been to The only satisfaction I now got was to browse the Net and look at the photos I am sharing it with you Image credit:
https://scripturefinds.wordpress.com/2016/10/30/jesus-discusses-the-mystical-psalm-structures/
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ultraman cosmos
@id_peace (15829)
• Singapore
16h
Are they in Greece?
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Always smiling
@allknowing (149779)
• India
16h
Coould be
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Anna
@LadyDuck (479259)
• Italy
13h
@id_peace YES, in Greece there are olive trees that are older than 2,000 years.
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ultraman cosmos
@id_peace (15829)
• Singapore
13h
@LadyDuck Over 2,000 years wow.
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Marie
@Tampa_girl7 (52898)
• United States
14h
I don’t recall seeing any olive trees in Italy either.
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Always smiling
@allknowing (149779)
• India
13h
They are found in Italy
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Fleur
@Fleura (32059)
• United Kingdom
15h
I remember lots of wonderful gnarled olive trees all over Majorca. In fact that is one of the things I remember best! But you wouldn't really find them growing in cities.
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Always smiling
@allknowing (149779)
• India
15h
gnarled indeed - what a beauty
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Jim Bauer
@porwest (103389)
• United States
14h
Well, that would be a disappointment. I would expect to see more considering Spain, Greece, Italy and Tunisia account for 74% of all olive production around the world.
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Aparna Sen
@Dreamerby (8772)
• Calcutta, India
12h
I don't like travelling much. I like to see the world through books or vlogs
Jimlos Tatooth
@Ineeddentures (11009)
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3h
I have never ever.seen an Olive Tree in real life
Anna
@LadyDuck (479259)
• Italy
13h
Olive trees do not grow in the cities. You had to visit the Tuscan Hills or the agricultural areas in the south of Italy to see olive trees. There are also many around Garda lake.
Xavier Bage
@franxav (14205)
• India
12h
I've never been to Italy but I guess you might find olive trees in rural areas not in or near cities.