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Project Kamp weekahead #138

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  • 2025-04-28
  • 323 votes
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Content

Hey Friends, First proper update of Season 5. What we did during winter + Challenges + (exclusive) Q&A.

Hey Friends,

First proper update of Season 5. We had the doubt 🤔 if to make it a Challenges video , because it's #138, or make a Winter update ❄️. In the end we went for both, so there is a lot of content in this update.

👉 Click here to watch the update

And we also have the first Q&A only for Patreons, where we tried to answer all questions you posted 2 weeks ago. 💬 Some of them arrived last minute so we couldn't record those, and some others are already answered in this video or the next one (some good guessers out there).

👉 Click here to watch the Q&A

And vote for your favorite thumbnail! Sometimes we use the suggestions you do in the comments regarding the title or small changes in the images 🏞. So give it a go, it might be helpful. Thx!

Comments

Daniel

So happy to see familar faces return. For example Colline and Eva are so skilled and its so much fun to watch videos where they are part of the video. I am so excited for the new season. Cant wait to see if this is realy the year, where the work on the community center begins. Would be a very big step!

Anja R

One Question for the next Q&A: do you plan to set up a tree nursery for local species (oak, chestnut….) to pre-grow them in controlled environment to re-forest the wast Mimosa patches. I mean the whole chain from collecting seeds in Autumn, plant them and take care of the seedlings. That would be more productive than just protecting single sprouts that randomly grow.