We successfully created a new drystone path at the entrance of Yamochori, learning and practicing this traditional building technique under the guidance of Alexandros. We collected and upcycled stones from the mountain and an old destroyed house, joined a workshop on the history and techniques of drystone construction, and then worked together to build the path step by step, stone by stone.

We completed the final stage of the greenhouse construction by preparing the space, building drystone steps, creating the plaster mixture, and applying the final outer layer to the walls and rooftop. We also spent time in the garden, taking care of trees and vegetables, collecting eucalyptus leaves for mulch, and watering the plants using the donut method. Alongside the work, we enjoyed life in Hopeland through beach sunsets, yoga sessions, silent discos, local community visits, and traditional celebrations.

We supported the construction of the future Wheeling 2 Help farm by helping with woodwork for the main building and taking care of the olive trees. Together with other volunteers, we also cleaned the Vellas river, collecting more than 70 bags of trash. Alongside the work, we shared community activities, games, yoga sessions, and an open event presenting our Modern Odyssey journey.