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After a life of wandering, Alune has settled down in the heart of the Paris suburbs. There, amid the remnants of old gardens and the construction sites of the Grand Paris project, he is building his own world: a forest, a cabin, an Ark for himself and his animals.
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After a life of wandering, Alune has settled down in the heart of the Paris suburbs. There, amid the remnants of old gardens and the construction sites of the Grand Paris project, he is building his own world: a forest, a cabin, an Ark for himself and his animals.
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