The climate and geography of Linares are not so suitable for the cultivation of olive trees, as they require high amounts of sunshine and mild winters, which differs a little from the climatic conditions of the city.

Therefore, the relationship between geography, climate and culture in Linares has evolved over time in response to economic, social and environmental changes. These changes have contributed to the formation of the city's cultural identity.

The geography and Mediterranean climate of Linares creates a suitable environment for the production of various fruits, provided that other factors such as soil and irrigation are properly managed. Therefore, the city presents a favorable climate for crops such as vines, peaches, apples and cherries, contributing to the area's fruit industry.

The weather doesn't affect so much, because most of the locals have home delivery so it is not necessary to expose yourself to weather conditions.

Weather has a strong impact on the natural experience, as it can pose risks to navigational conditions and water safety. In the case of heavy rains, river levels can rise, while extremely high temperatures can make the visit less comfortable, especially if there are not enough trees to provide shade.

On our way, we stopped to rest and eat at some food trucks in the Alameda. While waiting for our order we met some classmates who were also doing their fieldwork.