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This thread also considers the Avocado as a (global) crop. When a farmer in Mexico picks an Avocado off of a tree there is a small likelihood that Avocado will spend its whole life in Mexico. Maybe it will travel to a processing plant in Texas and be shipped back, or maybe it will go on a trip to Toronto and never leave. Contributors were asked to think about travel. Where have you gone? Where did you go? At a point in time where global travel is mostly impossible, avocados and other fruits and vegetables have managed to not stop their intensive travels. They are taking boats, trucks and planes to their intended destinations and leaving parts of themselves everywhere in the forms of peels, pits and trees. | |||
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This thread also considers the Avocado as a (global) crop. When a farmer in Mexico picks an Avocado off of a tree there is a small likelihood that Avocado will spend its whole life in Mexico. Maybe it will travel to a processing plant in Texas and be shipped back, or maybe it will go on a trip to Toronto and never leave. Contributors were asked to think about travel. Where have you gone? Where did you go? At a point in time where global travel is mostly impossible, avocados and other fruits and vegetables have managed to not stop their intensive travels. They are taking boats, trucks and planes to their intended destinations and leaving parts of themselves everywhere in the forms of peels, pits and trees.