Day 27 Gianiskare Beach A thank you to nature

Arrived here yesterday afternoon, it was still quite busy, it's Sunday, of course. But as the evening goes on, it empties out and eventually we're all alone. No, that's not true, mosquitoes are buzzing around our ears. So quickly shower and get into the bus. There are actually a lot of them. All windows open, mosquito nets down, and it's okay. The stars twinkle in the sky, and soon we fall into a deep sleep. I already felt this urge to move yesterday. This morning: went for a jog along the beach (unfortunately too short). So up the hill where we came down yesterday. Don't be such a wimp, I thought, nature dictates what's possible and I have to make something out of it. Up the hill, down again, exercise and then a cooling off in the sea. Then I felt better again. After breakfast, I felt the urge to do something meaningful. When I emptied the trash, I immediately knew what I could do. Unfortunately, Southern Europeans don't have such a great trash culture. There are bins here, but when they are full, everything else is just thrown next to them. So I let off some steam. I have time and it also feels good. If we're already staying here for free, this is my tribute to the beautiful nature. After that, I came up with a construction so that Rudi doesn't get so sandy. A kind of sluice, so to speak. In the afternoon, a cool beer at the beach bar. Oh, life is beautiful.