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Juan Nieto, four years looking after the trees of an abandoned public park in Ronda

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Neighbors have created a team to bring back to life this space that was flooded by the weeds and was almost impossible to use Neighbors of Ronda recover an abandoned public park
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Juan Nieto, four years looking after the trees of an abandoned public park in Ronda

Neighbors have created a team to bring back to life this space that was flooded by the weeds and was almost impossible to use Neighbors of Ronda recover an abandoned public park

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