These are wooden sticks, typically made from hazelnut branches. These branches are highly appreciated for walking sticks because they grow straight. Long ones are used by farmers and herdsmen for walking in the mountains, also for herding itself, and smaller ones for use in the house, city and level terrains. On local markets you sometimes find ones that are carved by hand with all sorts of patterns. Whether they mean walking sticks of walking poles really depends on size. I think in Spanish 'bastón' is mre often used for the small ones and 'palo' for the tall ones.

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