Today I am travellin over the surface wearing my Self Sustainable System (to save time) to Grindelwald.
When I get there I am planning to appropriate a large snow making machine that I will take to a big hill above Bern and plug it in. This will act as a test to see how many machines we will need to cover Bern in snow and ice 24 hours a day.
Since my arrival in Bern I have made some good progress with the development of our new community. Over the last few days I have already appropriated some old cellars below the shops in the center of Bern and I have persuaded the owners to turn them into safe underground shelters and join me in my plans to go below.
I have also been urgently working on the River Aare and need more people to help me. Whilst travelling on the surface briefly I noticed that there are people swimming in one of the most dangerous, fast flowing and untrustworthy rivers I have ever seen, these people are out of control, we must sort out the river ASAP. Thus I have begun filling it up with whatever I have found as below.
Good progress fillin in the Aare
I have also realised that there is lot of work to do transporting all the fish and other water animals from the Aare to secure storage in the zoological gardens - so far yesterday I managed to pickup one fish - I really need some more help here and also moving all the other animals - otherwise I might have to activate plan B.
The fish I moved to secure storage yesterday
Also I have begun the process of moving some buildings underground and I have been working on digging a trench below the Paul Klee Center - when complete the whole of the Paul Klee Center will go into the trench and we can turf over the surface nicely.
Workshop Event: Finally tomorrow I will be giving demonstrations and workshops on how to move safely below Bern and create our new future between 13:00 and 14:00 at my base near the Paul Klee center do come along as I think it will be a very positive event, see you there,
MFB