Sweet video about our planet

Hi! For today I have a wonderful video to share with all of you. Music, images and feelings are increible. I hope it touchs your heart as it did it with mine. Enjoy it.

Thanks to my good friend Javi for sending it.

Remember that you also can share any kind of information with me and it will be published!

Bali 3

Dear readers,

Apologies for being so long disconnected. Here in El Nido, (where I am now) There is no electricity till 2 pm everyday and there is no wifi in every place. So it is not than easy to keep blog updated.
Anyway, here I am again and I wanted to let you know what I picked up in other beach in Indonesia, Nusa Dua at Bali.
On this beach, you can find a lot of good resorts. Beach is white sand and blue water beach. We could say that is one of the best beaches in Bali for resting and relaxing.
Here is where my good friend Dziga told me when he saw me picking up rubbish... Why don´t you post it in Care for Gaia? And he encouraged me to do it in every beach I am from that moment. So here you have what I picked up in just 10 minutes.
As you can see, it is a lot of rubbish on a beach that should be very clean for high budget tourism. But it is not.
I am still remembering the faces of the local people when they saw us with the blue plastic bag full of rubbish.
They could not believe it and somehow, they did not understand why we were doing this.

A lot of work from every of us to educate people for this. Fortunately, I can say that Philippines is different. I have seen good behaviours here and I will share with you asap.

Biciclown

Taking care of earth also means that we have to take care of humans. We are part of this beautiful planet.
My good friend Dziga shared with me the experience of someone who really takes care about others in a very simple but amazing way.

We are talking about Alvaro Neil who has ridden his bicycle more than 95000 km in around 2500 days and he keeps ridding everyday.

You may wonder why he was ridding so long. Well, he had a great idea one day in Asturias (North of Spain) and he decided to bring smiles to the children of the world.

After 63 countries visited, Alvaro is working in a documentary called the nomad's smile to share a piece of his uncountable stories and experiences with us. This documentary has not any other support apart from Alavaro's savings and clownfounders that support with any small help to produce it.

I invite you to follow him up in twitter @biciclown; in facebook biciclown and of course in his own website, and youtube. And I also invite you to help him with a small donation, or buying the video The Nomad's Smile. You can find every detail on his website.

Congratulations for your project and your adventure. It is a pleasure for me to post in my blog this kind of stories!