I decided to make one photo every day from the sand hill. I want to see how much it changes when you don't touch it. When wind and animals do their thing. I will post the pic's and you can watch the total collection as a (very) short video some day during the festival.
Today already I noticed more things were happening at this very beautiful location than I was aware of yesterday. For example, apparently it is also a cuckoo's home. Lucky for me, cause I am known for 'loosing' time, especially when working in nature.
Also I found some exciting new ideas, which probably are to pretentious to accomplish within two weeks. Nevertheless, they are like seeds in my brain now. Can't tell you what they are yet, cause every time I tell my ideas to someone I feel they loose power, and I loose my interest in them. Maybe because then I already shared it.
Monday very early in the morning they will come with a bulldozer. This machine is able to move more sand per minute then I can, obviously. But it's the first time I'm asking help from big mechanic machinery to do the work for me. Somehow it feels strange. Less strange is the 4 volunteers who will help me to move the basalt boulders from the coast to location. I cancelled the machines who were scheduled for helping me with that; when you can do it by hand, do it by hand. I will use the only proper stones you will find on this island. Yes they were imported some time ago, just like me.
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