Hello,
I have been living and building on my little piece of dirt, 20 acres in the Okanogan Highlands, since 2009. So far I have build a cabin/house which still needs a little more work, hand dug a well and have a small seasonal garden. It is my hope to eventually have a
permaculture agroforest built on hugelkulture mounds on my hill, nothing is flat here, and live a
sustainable lifestyle to the end of my days.
This summer I am starting the hulgelkulture mounds on contour in preparation to plant
trees and other plants next spring. There are also numerous other tasks on a daily basis to maintain the property and create things.
I am seeking openminded people who are not afraid of hard work, getting dirty, having fun and love nature. I prefer individuals who do not consume alcohol or only on rare occasions. Recreational cannibis is legal here and I do not have any objection to it's use but again moderation is the key.
My place is very rural, 27 miles from the nearest town, 5 miles up a gravel/dirt road and the national forest is within hiking distance. I live completely offgrid but have wifi available and there is cellphone reception. The closest town is Tonasket, WA. There is a community culture center in town and lots of "local" events in the area.
I am a grandmother who has raised not only my own 4 evil demon spawn but adopted 5 more to call mine. As a necessity to provide for them, I lived in a
city and worked the 9 to 5 routine for decades. Now they are all grown and off to create their own lives. Periodically they come up and one or the other stay for a spell but mom's dream is not theirs. Growing up I had lived on and worked my grandmothers farm and loved it. I had always wanted to have a farm just like she did but life gave me a slight detour. Now I am back to where I always wanted to be. I have hosted workstay volunteers before via HelperX, am very openminded and a bit of a free spirit. I have a dog, a cat and 6
chickens.
I offer a place to stay in what I consider paradise, good meals and a view to die for.
Thank you,
Laverne