Beautiful sunset on the shoreline of a beautiful beach. The view was son calm that we forgot that our feet were freezing.
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Nature
Everything that’s about nature, birds, amber and trees…
Paint, gintaras and dead fish
Last friday we’ve been to Būtingės geomorfologinis draustinis (geomorphological path of Būtingės), a territory administered by the park close to the border with Latvia; actually in front of the border: our task was to paint some wooden signs for the visitors nature path.
Promenade in the Curonian Spit
Last week we went with our mentor and a lithuanian volunteer to this 98 km long island inscribed in the UNESCO. Curonian Spit has the particularity to be between territory of Russia and Lituania. 
We took a Ferry boat in Klaipeda that can also carry cars and bikes, it only takes 10 minutes to reach the island.
After this little crossing we started walking in a pine forest on a hilly trail very suitable for bikes.
There were also some students from Turkey, Azerbaijan and Russia with us. We talked a bit to know each other. Continue reading
Meditation music
A friend sent me this song, thinking about my experience in the park. I think it can describe perfectly the relation between man and nature.
What’s the Dutch Cap?
The Dutch Cap, or in lithuanian Olando Kepure, is a 24 meters high hill located on the seaside region of Pajurio Regional Park. For its geologic properties it can be called a bluff, a kind of cliff with different sediments who never remain still: the aquifers inside the Cap make its composition unstable, and the erosion forces the cliff to keep moving east; this means that one day it will become higher and further from the sea.
Cleaning the trash of the park makes Gabriele a dull boy
In the last hour me and Isaac went outside to clean the surroundings of the visitor center, and I’m still asking to myself how there could be so much trash in such a small place: Continue reading
Bird houses cleaning
Birds are coming back, bringing the spring with them: we can see it because the sky is starting to be populated by geometrical and elegant flights; we still can barely recognize some of the species, but our ecologist is always ready to explain us what we’re looking at.
The birds Continue reading
