This is the entrance of the main building on the Amadeus campus. There are countless olive trees on this property, and none older and more stately than this beauty that contrasts so nicely with the modern architecture. Normally, olive trees don’t require much care at all; I once asked the person who trims mine once a year (when I tried it myself many moons ago, I instantly became the butt of all the neighborhood jokes) whether I should water the tree in the summer. “Only if it makes you feel better,” he replied, “the tree doesn’t care." Here at work we need to pamper the olive trees a bit more because the lawn areas require fertilizer which is very bad for the olive trees. Apparently, it’s a real challenge to have both a lush lawn and healthy olive trees.