15/08/2024
⟨ THE ART OF MAKING ⟩
The Art of Making with Kids
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曾跟當地朋友閒談,他們分享童年時的假期就是跟著父母兄弟姊妹大伙兒在英國四圍遊歷野外露營,會圍圈生火煮食,看星星、日出日落,跳繩打球等,是很普遍的家庭活動,所以在假日的公路上很常看見行走中的旅行車,或者車頂上放著單車或艇的家庭車。我們也想跟著英國家庭的傳統,延續我們在香港喜愛露營的心,試過租旅行車到Dorset car camping,也試過改裝家庭車,加摺疊木板變作旅行車到Lake District露營,那就可以車到哪兒睡到哪兒。當深入了解更多當地露營文化,那些沒有明文規定的規則,信任機制中人們的自律,讓我們看見人與人之間彼此的尊重和信任,那種溫柔的、友善的、享受當下的。
Chatting with local friends, we learned that for many, childhood memories are infused with the outdoor escapades of camping holidays; building campfires, stargazing, and playing games under the open sky. This passion for family travel and adventure is woven into the fabric of British culture, visible in the ubiquitous camper vans and cars hauling bicycles or boats that dot the roads. Inspired by this penchant for adventure, we’ve sought to rekindle our own interest in camping, which first took root during our time in Hong Kong. We’ve tried renting camper vans to go car camping in Dorset, and even converted our family car into a cozy mobile sleep spot for trips to the Lake District. Car camping allows us to sleep wherever we go. As we’ve delved deeper into this local camping culture, we’ve realized that there exists an unwritten etiquette, governed by self-discipline among fellow campers. It’s a mutual respect and trust that allows people to simply be present in the moment.
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