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With the change in the economic model of our society, natural recreational activities or inhabited areas have increased but with singular scenic values. It must be born in mind that with the exception of the path - that is publically owned - nearly the whole of the Barranc belongs to small owners. The people from the Barranc are hospitable and friendly but expect respect for what has cost them so much to preserve. So often, the irrespectful use of areas such as this by townfolk leads to conflicts that could be avoided, and the closure of areas that could be open to everyone. English translation by Anne Kay (thank you Anne!) |
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