5 Comments
User's avatar
Martin S's avatar

These notes are beautifully written and a joy to read in a world filled with war and noise 🌏

Tomas Salem's avatar

Thank you brother <3

Giancarlo's avatar

30.000 Chinese lanterns are really a lot! Where did they end up? Were they entirely biodegradable? Have you considered pollution? Speaking about nature..

Tomas Salem's avatar

Hey Giancarlo! The lanterns fall down once the fuel is consumed. Then the festival organisers roam through the desert and pick them up. The festival is in a state protected area and the authorities fly over it with drones to check that everything is picked up and cleaned. According to the event the garbage that is collected surpasses the garbage that is produced. That being said, the festival produces a lot of trash like most things we modern humans do…

eXis's avatar

Gracias Pacha Mama