Hello,
I'm creating a unique camping/gardening/sustainable living/art and musician friendly situation in Texas. In saying this, I do not allow illegal drugs
on our site and only folks who are willing to sweat with us in the Texas heat would probably be interested at this time of the year.
Currently, I am in need of
people who have carpentry skills,
permaculture experience,
cob building,
gardening skills, blogging,
art, and musical
skills. I have primitive campsites for tent camping and a shared area for running
water, cooking, etc. I respect all diet choices.
My son and I are making the most of family
land and enjoy nature, animals,
permaculture, art, music, and kind people. It's been a solo effort
getting this going up to this point, and I have had to overcome some hurdles along the way to make sure the land is not mistreated.
However, I feel it is the right time to start making new friends who might want to come camp and help out, teach, and learn in exchange for a temporary camping site
and basic vegan meals....(beans and rice and garden vegetables). We live on a fixed modest income but we know how to live happily. We
were
boots at
Wheaton Labs for a brief time back in May and love all things
permie. There are a few beautiful creeks within 10 miles from our
site as well as a nice large lake for driftwood and petrified
wood hunting as well as fishing (you will need a license). It's never boring around here to say the least! Due to Covid 19, we
will limit the number of guests. Projects will be building some bush crafted structures in the woods, digging lines to run water, building outdoor showers,
creating driftwood shade structures and fences, pulling weeds, raking pine needles, collecting pine cones to make wreaths, building shelves in the storage structure,
building a greenhouse from recycled water bottles from our
local town, building a
cob pizza oven, and various fun meaningful projects.
Anyone with
experience in building a
rocket mass heater is also very welcome and will get to be our guest in the air conditioned guest area. We hope to have the
rocket mass heater and
cob oven in place before November. If you don't like to work, laugh, sweat, and can't tolerate bug bites, then you may want to pass us up!
Oh and you have to play nice and get along well with others soberly. Looking forward to making new friends and creating a unique space on this wonderful place we call Earth.
Would love to have an experienced herbalist/botanist come help identify all plants on the property.
Best Wishes,
Amy
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