About place:
It is a place where you can pick Greenland tea plants. In summer, we sail there in our boat with
an inflatable dinghy. The trip takes about one and a half hours, and on the way back we often
hunt seals. We pick the plants by hand from the branches and put them into bags. We dry them
and use them throughout the year for tea and food. The fact that the plants are becoming
shorter, I see as a sign of climate change. We lay them on baking paper and dry them at room
temperature.