What is your previous experience with Organic Agriculture and Sustainable Development?
I went to school for environmental science and sustainability, and I woked on a few farms in northern california.
What are your reasons for joining WWOOF Mexico?
Learning about sustainable living and agriculture, Getting to know Mexico better
What do you want the farms and fellow WWOOFers to know about you?
I am very passionate about learning how to eventually become self sustaining. Call me crazy but I sense a collapse of my society and am eager to learn alternative methods of life. I have much to learn and explore and intend to so so with joy. I am also a yoga teacher and love to teach where ever i may be!
Hola Ali,
So glad your interested in helping out at Holy Mole (farm in Erongaricauro) however I will not be hosting any volunteers until April of next year-- on. If your interested in taking part at this time please get back to me.
sweet travels,
Edward
ps You might call me crazy as well.
Hii!!! Awesome. and i see you are from ny as well! I'm from long island.
my boyfriend and i are going to playa del carmen december 25,and then on january 3rd he will head back to sf and i'll stay in mexico to wwoof for a couple weeks. I am looking at farms mostly in oaxaca, but am open to other options. i fly back on january 16 from mexico city.
my interest are very much like yours - learning to be self-sustaining. i am very excited about heading down!
Hi Ali--we will have space in January so explore our world at www.tutuaca.org and let me know if this is an environment that is interesting to you and we will go from there.
Yes, we are accepting volunteers for January to help out renovating and maintaining the hacienda. You can stay a few days, and then see if it is the environment that suits you at the moment.
Some of the work here is hard manual work (like painting or moving large items) and some work is simple (like feeding the dogs or watering plants). Some of the work is garden related (creating a path around the Maguey trees), some of the work is Bed and Breakfast related (helping with cooking and cleaning) and some of the work is renovating the hacienda (adding doors and windows, building roof, etc). Some days have a clear schedule (especially when there are guests) and some days are very "Montessori" (you decide what you would like to do today!). The workweek is about 30 hours, more or less.
Please read www.casamalinche.com/woof.htm for more details about us. This is a great place to stay if you like quiet environment to read and meditate, if you like the sound of nature as opposed to the sound of busy cities, if you enjoy time working independently without supervision, and if you don't need to get drunk to enjoy life.
If you are still interested to check us out, let us know what day you would like to arrive and we will reserve a space for you. We can send you then the directions to the hacienda.
Helene, Volunteer Coordinator, Hacienda Casa Malinche, Tlaxcala, Mexico
Ali, a shift of plans. We need all hands possible right now. Are you nearby at this time? A marvelous Irish lad (26), marvelous Mexican alternative medic (31) and I are doing light construction on several urgent projects. We could use your help. We share gourmet cooking, music and good times. Everyone enjoys being here, although we work hard on raised bed, rabbit, worm and humanure chores. Your experience here will prepare you for simple living in a veritably delightful way. Please phone to let us know where you are 739 395 5019 or t_osher@yahoo.com. Thanks.T.
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So glad your interested in helping out at Holy Mole (farm in Erongaricauro) however I will not be hosting any volunteers until April of next year-- on. If your interested in taking part at this time please get back to me.
sweet travels,
Edward
ps You might call me crazy as well.
my boyfriend and i are going to playa del carmen december 25,and then on january 3rd he will head back to sf and i'll stay in mexico to wwoof for a couple weeks. I am looking at farms mostly in oaxaca, but am open to other options. i fly back on january 16 from mexico city.
my interest are very much like yours - learning to be self-sustaining. i am very excited about heading down!
what are your plans??
Hello Ali!
Yes, we are accepting volunteers for January to help out renovating and maintaining the hacienda. You can stay a few days, and then see if it is the environment that suits you at the moment.
Some of the work here is hard manual work (like painting or moving large items) and some work is simple (like feeding the dogs or watering plants). Some of the work is garden related (creating a path around the Maguey trees), some of the work is Bed and Breakfast related (helping with cooking and cleaning) and some of the work is renovating the hacienda (adding doors and windows, building roof, etc). Some days have a clear schedule (especially when there are guests) and some days are very "Montessori" (you decide what you would like to do today!). The workweek is about 30 hours, more or less.
Please read www.casamalinche.com/woof.htm for more details about us. This is a great place to stay if you like quiet environment to read and meditate, if you like the sound of nature as opposed to the sound of busy cities, if you enjoy time working independently without supervision, and if you don't need to get drunk to enjoy life.
If you are still interested to check us out, let us know what day you would like to arrive and we will reserve a space for you. We can send you then the directions to the hacienda.
Helene, Volunteer Coordinator, Hacienda Casa Malinche, Tlaxcala, Mexico
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