Me in the middle of a Maragogype forest. The height of these trees is truly remarakable for arabica coffees... an average Catuai is about head high, a Bourbon can be 10 feet, but these Maragogype trees are 15 to 20. This farm, La Alianza, is a bit low in elevation at 900 meters. It is an old farm, on fairly flat ground meaning it is easier for the workers to harvest cherry and such ... but I am so used to visiting farms on steep, steep slopes that flatland coffee trees seem odd to me.