I moved out here about five years ago. I live in a little village called Barski Dispos. The reason I moved there was because it wasn't on the map and then of course we go and put it on the map. It's very exciting to to almost be involved in an extreme sport which is painting from the landscape. Yeah the wind changes the cloud and the quality of light all the time which makes it an exciting thing to do because you need to put down just really the central marks and dispense with all the luxuries that time would afford you. So the process is to work with turps and medium, medium being more oil in the turps and you work from your lean to fat so you go from your thinner layer, diluted layers of paint that dry quickly and you can then paint on them soon once they dry and outdoors is very fast and then as you want to paint on top of them you add more medium which is the oil with turps and that addshesion and so you can get quite a spectrum of transparent layers. I first rented a farm near here just next door to Redboss before buying in Barski Dispos which really was just a one-house town and still is very slow on development. It is the way I like it. What we've done is we saw that civilization and developments on its way and we got proactive and decided well let's do it the way we'd like to see it happen instead of waiting for it to happen to us. One of the things we created was the Art Route. The Barski Dispos Art Route which is well known in South Africa right now it's on the national art scene and it's essentially about a dozen Salah exhibitions by artists in their homes in these studios where the visitor can drive through the very landscape that inspires the art and speak to the artist and get an inside view of what inspired them how they go about their work and their business and of course have a good glass of wine probably from the Elon wine route around the corner or the Stanford wine area which is also around the corner because artists are not shy to enter a glass of wine and these are art levers.