I listened to the Basque Radio on that Sunday morning while I was molding my hands on the pulp of gasna. I learn responsibility in the performance of "Our Margins", which is always rewarding. But a Sunday conversation has given me a special thought. The speakers were talking about the great change of the coastal town of Ahitze, how the cultivation is extinct and how much space has been occupied by the individual houses. That from the outside also jin is a frango resident and many wealthy.

Speaking of rich outsiders in such a whisper, he said that they were not always courageous people. “On one occasion, the man who had built the safe house there mentioned that he would have liked to have cleaned that jungle that was inherent in his area, if he could find out who it belonged to and if he could organize with it... I told him that the owner would want the jungle to be cleaned so surely that he would even sell it to him if he wanted to.”

The man went on to say that when he spoke on the radio, the rich man had been able to buy the shrimp, and that it was thanks to him that the owner had acquired the poodle. So there are three odd people with their satifos. One will take care of the scream immediately from home, which belongs to him for secularism. The owner of the jungle would be less complacent in clearing him away, and he knows how to take advantage of the money he has acquired in return. And those who talk to you,

In a good way, he's made two acquaintances!

How much goodness and how much land has changed hands over the last few decades, no more carelessness, no more care? In the hands of those who will “enjoy” the hands of those who used them. For four bucks!

Our lands and farms are more than capital that the economy appreciates. They matter and deserve all the responsibility on the part of the poor citizen.