Being part of the Gruinard Island/Anthrax Island project was particularly intriguing for us, as it held personal significance. This island, a place where our family has both shared moments and played on the beach, added a unique layer of connection to the work. The intersection of personal history and professional engagement brought an added depth to the project. It became more than just an assignment—it was a journey into a familiar yet transformed landscape, prompting a thoughtful and resonant approach to the tasks at hand. This personal connection infused our work with a sense of commitment and appreciation, making the project both professionally rewarding and personally meaningful.