It's something special that happens... it just gives another kind of calm, one that you cannot get elsewhere. I can change to a lower gear. I can't find the right words for it... I forget everything about my annoying colleague, or the dishes in the sink. And I'm all worn out when I get back home. I get recharged, but I'm also empty and finished, it's like a reset of body and mind.
This article is part of the ongoing research project The Soft Cultural Heritage 2023-2025, at the University of Gothenburg, fi-nanced by Riksbankens Jubileumsfond (P 22-0608). We would like to thank the reviewers for helping us to improve the article.
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