I wasn't actually in Oliena for the Cortas Apertas there last weekend  but I was very struck by the video below which appeared on my Facebook  timeline. It was filmed by photographer Gabriele Doppiu and I was so taken by it that I'd like to offer some thoughts of my own about the sort of hope that Sardinia could offer to the rest of the us. Sometimes I think the island has such a good balance between preserving  the very best of its old traditions, and being very clued into the tools  of modern technology, that it could be a blueprint for a better Europe  and a better world. It's such a shame that there's a huge problem with  unemployment among young people here, forcing many to leave. The world  will be much poorer should traditional crafts, like the one featured in  this short video, be allowed to die out. The quality of attention  required for such work is probably far more important for our survival  as a species than most of us realise. 
Wednesday, 14 September 2016
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