Kílian Jornet

We live in a nice place.

They can go outdoors.

They can play outside.

They can do things.

And that's something that we want them to appreciate.

We do hikes every, like...

Every day, every holidays, every weekend, we are going to the forest or to climb a summit or to do long hikes.

So they can walk a lot.

They can do a lot of activity.

But mostly it's just like this appreciation for nature.

And they are like six and four years old, and the youngest is seven months.

But the six years old and the four years old, they can name like all the berries.

We can go to the forest and they pick the berries and say, no, this one we can eat, this one we cannot.

we can tell them, can you go and grab like some mangled or some like rucola or like some mushrooms out in the garden or in the forest?

And they can go out and identify the species and things.

And so I think that's what we are trying to do, that they feel that connection with the landscape where we are living.

When you are helping others that are in need, it's about giving, and sport, mostly, it's about taking.

What's the weather?

So actually it's pretty nice weather.

It's been snowing.