I have always hated crowds. I like deserts, prisons, and monasteries. I have discovered, too, that there are fewer idiot — Jean Giono, An Italian Journey
I have always hated crowds. I like deserts, prisons, and monasteries. I have discovered, too, that there are fewer idiot — Jean Giono, An Italian Journey
I have always hated crowds. I like deserts, prisons, and monasteries. I have discovered, too, that there are fewer idiot — Jean Giono, An Italian Journey
I have always hated crowds. I like deserts, prisons, and monasteries. I have discovered, too, that there are fewer idiot — Jean Giono, An Italian Journey
I have always hated crowds. I like deserts, prisons, and monasteries. I have discovered, too, that there are fewer idiot — Jean Giono, An Italian Journey
I have always hated crowds. I like deserts, prisons, and monasteries. I have discovered, too, that there are fewer idiot — Jean Giono, An Italian Journey
I have always hated crowds. I like deserts, prisons, and monasteries. I have discovered, too, that there are fewer idiot — Jean Giono, An Italian Journey
I have always hated crowds. I like deserts, prisons, and monasteries. I have discovered, too, that there are fewer idiot — Jean Giono, An Italian Journey
I have always hated crowds. I like deserts, prisons, and monasteries. I have discovered, too, that there are fewer idiot — Jean Giono, An Italian Journey
I have always hated crowds. I like deserts, prisons, and monasteries. I have discovered, too, that there are fewer idiot — Jean Giono, An Italian Journey
I have always hated crowds. I like deserts, prisons, and monasteries. I have discovered, too, that there are fewer idiot — Jean Giono, An Italian Journey
I have always hated crowds. I like deserts, prisons, and monasteries. I have discovered, too, that there are fewer idiot — Jean Giono, An Italian Journey
I have always hated crowds. I like deserts, prisons, and monasteries. I have discovered, too, that there are fewer idiot — Jean Giono, An Italian Journey
I have always hated crowds. I like deserts, prisons, and monasteries. I have discovered, too, that there are fewer idiot — Jean Giono, An Italian Journey
I have always hated crowds. I like deserts, prisons, and monasteries. I have discovered, too, that there are fewer idiot — Jean Giono, An Italian Journey
I have always hated crowds. I like deserts, prisons, and monasteries. I have discovered, too, that there are fewer idiot — Jean Giono, An Italian Journey
I have always hated crowds. I like deserts, prisons, and monasteries. I have discovered, too, that there are fewer idiot — Jean Giono, An Italian Journey
I have always hated crowds. I like deserts, prisons, and monasteries. I have discovered, too, that there are fewer idiot — Jean Giono, An Italian Journey
I have always hated crowds. I like deserts, prisons, and monasteries. I have discovered, too, that there are fewer idiot — Jean Giono, An Italian Journey
I have always hated crowds. I like deserts, prisons, and monasteries. I have discovered, too, that there are fewer idiot — Jean Giono, An Italian Journey
I have always hated crowds. I like deserts, prisons, and monasteries. I have discovered, too, that there are fewer idiot — Jean Giono, An Italian Journey
I have always hated crowds. I like deserts, prisons, and monasteries. I have discovered, too, that there are fewer idiot — Jean Giono, An Italian Journey
I have always hated crowds. I like deserts, prisons, and monasteries. I have discovered, too, that there are fewer idiot — Jean Giono, An Italian Journey
I have always hated crowds. I like deserts, prisons, and monasteries. I have discovered, too, that there are fewer idiot — Jean Giono, An Italian Journey
I have always hated crowds. I like deserts, prisons, and monasteries. I have discovered, too, that there are fewer idiot — Jean Giono, An Italian Journey
I have always hated crowds. I like deserts, prisons, and monasteries. I have discovered, too, that there are fewer idiot — Jean Giono, An Italian Journey
I have always hated crowds. I like deserts, prisons, and monasteries. I have discovered, too, that there are fewer idiot — Jean Giono, An Italian Journey
I have always hated crowds. I like deserts, prisons, and monasteries. I have discovered, too, that there are fewer idiot — Jean Giono, An Italian Journey
I have always hated crowds. I like deserts, prisons, and monasteries. I have discovered, too, that there are fewer idiot — Jean Giono, An Italian Journey
I have always hated crowds. I like deserts, prisons, and monasteries. I have discovered, too, that there are fewer idiot — Jean Giono, An Italian Journey
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I have always hated crowds. I like deserts, prisons, and monasteries. I have discovered, too, that there are fewer idiots at 3000 meters above sea level than down below.

— Jean Giono, An Italian Journey
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