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Story summary
- Mani, the southernmost tip of the Peloponnese, has a history of clan vendettas and piracy, yet is celebrated today for its spring flowers.
- The ancient agricultural landscape features stone-walled plots with olive, almond, fig, and carob trees.
- A recent exploration found abundant flowers, especially Chios chamomile, lining the landscape.
- The natural beauty contrasts with the rugged terrain, underscoring Mani's unique charm.
