Kicking off our biest ya' body contest tomorrow, I started »biesting« myself this morning at Hapuna beach.

Here you have the proof that Hawaii is not just palm trees and beaches, but has also got huge areas of farmland. It is a place were you can experience the origin of life and species at the vulcano and find the cattle that is the very origin of our biestmilch. The term origin has a lot to do with biestmilch (colostrum). It is the essence that helps all mammals to live and survive.

Today we met at turtle beach in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii for shooting the lost bottle spot. The story refers back to our disaster from last year, where we did not receive any goods from home. Only 3 boosters left we had stand through a tough time on this island, it was a mission impossible, not accomplished. Before we left we gave our last booster to island's gods. I think this helped us this year, all our things have finally arrived. Part of it, the swim caps you see on the photos from the set below. Our protagonists from last year Chris McCormack and Nicole Leder, who accompany and support Biestmilch for many years have been with us again, moreover Frank Vytrisal, Meike Krebs and Daniel Schmoll, the newcomers on the team. It was fun and serious at the same time. Today's final result you can watch on our site and on Youtube after our arrival back home in round about 3 to 4 weeks. Here some stills from today's work to give you a vague idea of what we did. The Group: Meike, Daniel, Nicole, Frank and Chris Nicole and Chris

Today Nicole Leder, Frank Vytrisal and Meike Krebs arrived in Kailua-Kona. We met at the pool. Because as soon as they jump out of the plane they start getting focused on their training again. Swimming is good to start with because it is relaxing the body after endless hours of flight. We waited some time at the pool in the beautiful sunshine that we missed so much for almost one week of cloudy weather and rain with temperatures below 20°C. Tomorrow will kick-starting our swim-cap promotion activities. The biest is with us all the time ;-)

Today, we escaped the rainy weather at Captain Cook's and drove North. It was a great day with bright sunshine, gusty winds and a breath-taking view of Mauna Kea and the observatory glinting in the sun. We collected a lot of footage and are quite content with the day. On our way back we passed by Waimea, home of Parker Ranch. Just to let you know, Hawaii is not only beaches, surfing, palmtrees and hang loose, it is also cowboys and other tough guys, e.g. Ironmen ;-)...

Fedex returned our packages. Seems they had a tough time passing through several controls to finally end up back home.

Shipping stuff to the US became one of our major problems during the last 3 weeks. Like a boomerang our goods bounced back home. Today was a big day though, everything arrived at a time on time. Here see the proof. Swim caps and biestmilch, both arrived today with Fedex with a very nice woman who was well aware of the fact how difficult it is to get stuff across US border.