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The grapes are a Biblical symbol for life in abundance, and refers here to the fertility of the Jequitinhonha valley, as well as to the family farm in the Netherlands where also grapes were cultivated. The base shows the Jequitinhonha river. | The grapes are a Biblical symbol for life in abundance, and refers here to the fertility of the Jequitinhonha valley, as well as to the family farm in the Netherlands where also grapes were cultivated. The base shows the Jequitinhonha river. | ||