The UK Independent carries an article today on what they say is England's first olive grove. Mark Diacono has planted a grove of 120 olive trees on the banks of the river Otter near Honiton. Meanwhile DirtyDingus dropped by with thanks for the post on his excellent Flickr photos. He added that he blogs olive trees on most weeks on the Friday.
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Mark, I have just received a cutting of Country Life of you and wondered if we are related. My Diacono line comes to the UK via Egypt..
It would be interesting to know if we share antecedents!
I look forward to hearing from you.
Enzo Diacono
Posted by: Enzo | 09 February 2009 at 12:03 PM