View quoted note → #wood #woodwork #woodcarving #art #cello

It's not what it seems like. I need zaps. Just share and zap

The thing is that you get to travell to most of the world and get to live down to earth experiences and relate to true people of the land you are visiting. It's not tourist traps, curated spaces, international standards bubble experiences, airport-lounge-like. It's just raw living in the place with the people and actually doing stuff that matter... Would do it a hundred more times and I would choose it over hotels and tours View quoted note →

All my two and a half months journey was possible through workaway.info (This is NOT payed advertisement, I wish it was) Definitely one of the cheapest way to travel and most rewarding. It would have not been possible for me to go so far and for such a long time without a possibility like this. Please, the world needs more pilgrims.

Finally, I built the wooden finish of this outdoor kitchen, and built this Argentine grill with bricks. National pride.

Then, south of Copenhagen in Scandinavian Cello School, I assembled this huge oak table, planed it and made it smooth and also organised, cleaned and purged this shed, storage, workshop place. And more pictures in the next post...

Then, in Hillerød, Denmark, I helped building the foundation, floorbeams and pillars of this tiny house with a basement.

I'm compiling my work of my volunteering trip through Germany and Denmark. First in Germany, I helped in the restoration of this Castle in Nidda, where we fixed a door and its frame. Chipped away some old plasters to let the stone walls breathe and some other things like paint and weeding

@Anto ⚖️🇦🇷📷💻

Wachuma

"Cast it into the fire" "Shut up, Antonio" "Not good enough..." View quoted note →

A very nice and noble idea View quoted note →

Stradivari ghost wanting to cast it to the fire. I say wait, give me a chance maybe I can fix it a little bit here and there no one will notice