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Hi, my name is Jon. I live in a small town along the wild and scenic Oregon coast called Port Orford. There isn't even a stop-light in town, and yet it does have a proper 'artist frinedly' natural foods Co-op. I've been here one full cycle now and can attest to all four seasons... 'Slow living in slow cities with slow money' is my moto.
What I am wanting is someone sincerely interested in learning more about Permaculture, lving a natural and organic homesteading life and lifestyle, and perhaps  anOregon way of life for enjoying the great outdoors.
My situation is able to accommodate someone new on-board in a win-win 'work trade' on a month to month basis. My property is only .25 acres. However, it is mostly done with the major projects involved and in walking distance to the city park, library, grocery store, hardware store, public transportation (a bus system the goes up and down Hwy 101), and the Tseriadun State Park / beaches.
There is a detached studio/apt. off the car port set-up as a guest room, which is also clean and quiet with the exception of the washer and dryer in there.
I have no pets at this time. I may soon acquire a couple chickens for the coop I put in this summer. I do not smoke cigs, or drink alcohol, but sometimes use cannabis for medical reasons (I am a disabled veteran). I am 80% vegan about 100% of the time, lol, although always moving toward becoming more.  I sustainably source as much of my food as possible, while all is generally organic.
I am a sustainablility guy. Which means I try to incorporate 'sustainale principles' in my life and lifestyle as much as possible. Therefore, I advocate the same for others who might stay here for a time.  :-)
Many blessings in living your best life.
-Peace and love from Oregon.

 
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Hi I'm Maria, originally from Philippines.
I'm a simple women with a good heart and I'm a Christian for almost 8 years. And a believers for Christ .
Thank you 🙏❤
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coulda signed off as 'Bela-Fleck'...
 
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