1:04:00
if it's a moped,
we ask for a Xerox of the owner's I D
1:04:04
and we tell them from when to when
they can come and collect.
1:04:09
Isn't it a bit over-regulated?
1:04:12
Well, it's either that
or nothing at all.
1:04:17
Once people are registered,
1:04:20
they can take 400 pounds, I don't
mind, even if it's a whole lot.
1:04:25
Good for them.
1:04:27
In this field of 3 hectares,
1:04:30
at least 1 0 tons
will be left unpicked.
1:04:34
That gives the gleaners
quite a lot of exercise.
1:04:41
You have to find them
behind the trees, under the leaves.
1:04:44
It takes a while
to fill up a basket.
1:04:47
Picking is not a piece of cake,
it's hard work.
1:04:58
Quite a few have fallen here.
1:05:01
You just have to pick them up.
1:05:06
Robert, a gleaner of many crops,
let us follow him.
1:05:23
I'm looking for pine nuts.
1:05:25
You're really thorough!
1:05:27
Right, I really don't
let anything go by.
1:05:30
In this greenhouse,
the tomato harvest is over.
1:05:34
We pick the remains
before they clean the place.
1:05:38
Here, see the tomatoes...
1:05:41
That's nature,
it shouldn't be wasted.
1:05:45
It's abandoned.
Once the harvest is over,
1:05:48
it's not worth
hiring people just for those.
1:05:51
They'd rather let us do it.
1:05:54
Can anybody go in the greenhouses?
1:05:57
No, not the greenhouses.
I don't know what the law is.