After Kaiya, Lea, Hanna and Emma have climbed out of the car, they stand one behind the other and wait for the blue bottle with the spray attachment. Grinning, Patrick Taylor sprays fine cooling water mist on their faces. The girls close their eyes. At the end it is Cora’s turn, her mother is holding her in her arms, she is only two months old. “That refreshes for a maximum of a minute,” says Patrick, “but that’s our ritual.” Then, with a parasol on his shoulder, he trudges after the children who have run towards the dunes.