Imagine a farm. A big farm with everything you need: a tractor, chickens, a dog, cows, milk cans, chicks...

For the shepherds and peasants who engrave their memories in the arid mountain landscape where time seems to have stopped, life is only reborn when a ray of sunlight gives the stolen fruit the flavour of childhood. Through Jean Siccardi's poems, a landscape is drawn that is constantly threatened, a witness to a past that reappears under Joly Guth's stroke.

In a large vegetable garden, the scarecrow feels very lonely among the wheat. A little hedgehog will find a solution to help him.

Fayel is Raphaël in patois. Raphaël's grandfather speaks Vendéen patois, it's his mother tongue. He is a farmer and loves his tractor very much, almost as much as the Sahara, the land of the dromedaries. He would like his tractor to be given to the farmers of the desert when he is no longer there. Raphaël promises to make his wish come true... The day his grandfather dies, Raphaël climbs on the tractor and sets off for the south, for a beautiful and exotic journey that will make him grow up. This album is a beautiful look at life and an invitation to travel to the land of camels, the Sahara.