THE COFFEE AROMA.
AND THE GENTLEMEN’S AGREEMENT
“Mineima stretched his wing feathers and they both sealed their agreement“.

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The Fabulous leyend of Mineima
Chapter 2
The Coffee Aroma and The Gentlemen’s Agreement.
“Mineima is the name of the ancient inhabitants of these lands (Tribes) and Mineima was the name of the bird that in their belief it was the creator of the world and of men…” . Read Chapter 1.
An ancient wind (It), like a woodpecker, came to peck the treetops. Up there no one paid attention to it and it had to go down to a big dark green coffee plantation.
Mineima (He), the creator bird, the presence that comes and goes feeding our memory, was resting in that coffee plantation, the first one in the world. He felt A delicate touch that woke him up, it was an ancient wind, tired and anxious looking for a young breeze able to lift its spirit.

Mineima told the wind that he knew where it could find its breeze but in return, it would give him the most exquisite aroma that it had known in its wanderings around the world. “Deal”, said the wind. Mineima stretched his wing feathers and they both sealed their agreement.
Mineima took it to a distant and remote coffee plantation and there he presented a young breeze, which passed very quickly and was hardly felt. The wind, to fulfill the agreement, brought him the best aroma that it had in its memory, but it passed very quickly and Mineima barely felt it.

So Mineima made a hand fan with his feathers and gave it to the old wind, who was very happy to have a fresh and young breeze whenever it wanted.
And the ancient wind, in gratitude, took the fruits of the coffee plantation where Mineima was resting earlier and inside them put the most delicious aroma that it had known in its wanderings around the world. “The coffee Aroma”
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