Everything feels quite different, a world in within the world. It took us a couple of days to get accustomed to the atmosphere. The conscious "free" price thing going on everywhere is dazzling: you are supposed to know what it costs to produce that glass of beer, that meal, etc. and there has been recurring group discussions that mentioned problems about people not giving enough to cover up the expenses. I reckon a cost price would be best given to people as well as an expected price as to help be aknowledgeable and aware in our decision as with how much we want to contribute.

There are some interesting things going on: an old fellow is talking about the Universal Allocation System (Basic Income) that could radically transform our economy and ways of life, to a group of people surrounding him, all sitting in the grass. Someone is talking about "flash villages" being  built with woven branches and living trees in a very short time. A young man is explaining how he adapted his van to run on alcohol. And in the meantime, some walk on slacklines, do some Reiki, have a sauna in a caravan, watch a documentary or build a sailing cart out of old tractor air chambers.

I finally dared pull my recording devices out, the Canon 550D geared with a Rhodes microphone both mounted on a shoulder rest, looking a little showy, and started recording here and there. It's fun, I always liked making movies and doing the editing. I have done it since I was 18. This time, it's slightly upgraded to whatever I ever did before, it's not just my little hand camera, I've got better gears! People must have thought the same, because fast enough, a man jumped in front of me: he was keen to speak up for the event as if I was going to shoot him on TV :) I guess, that's what you get with a camera looking like you are a professional to the unfamiliar eye...really, it's not that impressive the gears!