Home Sweet Home

Made it back home. I can only say that I look back on a wonderful summer.
Full of memorable and challenging moments. Also, it was full of surprises.

Where should I start... I guess I would like to tell you about the camping ground that was for sale.

Here you can find how it looks: https://www.campingtekoop.in/dordogne/

I was very nervous to go there. Me? as a twenty-four-year-old girl without any experience in buying something. They saw me coming in and they were a little flabbergasted by my entrance. Such a young girl this can't be serious until I explained who I was.  

The camping was beautiful as well as everything was completely maintained. Yet I missed a magical feeling. A place where you want to come home to or that wow feeling when you see something you like. Maybe I could get it and build it towards my expectations yet I feel that I should look for more. Nevertheless, it was a great experience to check it out. A good start for the future.  

Coming near the end after being on a place for over two months makes it so hard to leave! You made friends that became family and suddenly you need to say goodbye! It was though but hopefully, I see them soon again!

On my way home I had an appointment in Belgium with Torso Della Donna Ceramique ( https://www.facebook.com/pg/torsodelladonna/ ) Ronny and his wife Martine makes beautiful art of the female body.

I love art so this was a great option to step in to. Eleven minutes before I arrived I drove into a big police convoy. They asked me what I came to do in Belgium and wanted to search through my campervan.

But my smile made them not to and Olivier as well. Luckily I could just continue and they did not send me away from Belgium. 

The house of the artist was huge, with a big swimming pool and an awesome garden. Ronny and Martine were very kind and gave me a great meal while explaining what I could expect tomorrow.

The next day we had a big tasty breakfast that felt like a 5-star hotel. All sorts of cheese and delicious loaves of bread. Shortly after we started I had to stand still for a long time in one position while they cast my body.

It became heavy and my legs started to shake after a while. The cast was stuck to my body and hair so while pulling it off it hurts. I did not expect it to be so hard but I do everything for art.

After the cast is dry Ronny will put clay into it and that gets into an oven. The process will take over a couple of months however I'm already thrilled to see the results.

The rest of the time we were sitting in the sun outside in the garden with a glass of Rose Champagne. They really knew how to treat me. 

Olivier was running around the garden and chasing the chickens.

This week I will get everything up to date again on Patreon!

Thank you, all for supporting. Because of you, I can do such projects and go volunteer on a naturist camping ground.  So you have all my appreciation.  

#StayHappyStayNude

  Stella