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Gaëlle Villedary  creates a very long green carpet treatment along the French Village of Jaujac utilizing 3.5 tons of natural material extending over 1,400 feet across the old town. A project aptly described as a piece of nature designed to create a communion between nature and man through art.Interesting idea.

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