My wife (Abby) and I (Gabriel) are looking for a place that we can work live and learn at. We are new to the scene and ready to learn. We are looking for somewhere in Co, Wa, Or any mountain state. If you are in need of help and looking for young eager energetic couple to come live learn and work along side please message us.

I've added your post to the regional forum for the Rockies, which might help.
Are there any particular skills or interests that you think might be relevant? Permaculture interests cover a wide range of topics, everything from producing clothing, growing food, preserving food, nurturing wild life, building, mechanic skills, ect. Even business skills have their place. Even if someone doesn't have a place on their own land, maybe they know someone looking for a talent your family has.

Thank you for doing that.
Gabriel is a disabled veteran disability do not restrict him physically. He has a background in general construction. Has lived in rural Illinois and is good with animals. He is also an avid outdoorsman.
Abby has a wide variety of skills. She grew up in Missiouri on a cow farm and other rural areas. Has knowledge in bookkeeping and will be a certified proadvisor at the end of 2018. She is a fast learner and a hard worker.
Together we make a great team and are ready for any challenge.

We've got mountains here in Alaska.  Would you be interested in learning how to survive an Alaskan winter in the Bush?  It's definitely challenging.  

Would be a challenge for sure. Can you tell me more about your outfit.

Hi Gabriel,

We don't really have an "outfit".  We have 15 acres here that is now beyond our abilities.  I have a post on it here:  Homesteading in Alaska opportunity

It's in the Permaculture Real Estate forum.  

We've lived here 5 years and have tried gardening and a few other "permaculture" ideas during that time.  It's a hard life and when my husband lost his leg this last fall, the winter was almost more than I could handle on my own.  (We're not spring chickens.)  We're looking for alternatives.

Blessings,

SueJean

Hey! Nice to see your post. My partner and I are in western WA, an hour north of Portland. We are on 20 acres with 2 creeks and south facing mature woods mixed with 10 year post-logging forests and some clearings. We are always looking for open minded people who want to come learn how we make it work. We use very minimal electricity, 40 watt solar panel, and do not have running water. We use rain water and creek water. We haul water in buckets daily. We are growing lots of corn, oats, tomatoes, kale, squash, beans, oats, tomatillos....we handbuilt our tiny hobbit house with materials we harvested off our land. We have a lot to offer to the right people,people wanting to live low-tech and more direct with nature. We have several visitors and helpers come through over the summers. We have a tipi, camper and yurt on the land for anyone to attend to and live in, and some extra wood stoves for cooking. Let me know if you want to explore Washington! We’d love to have ya!

We would love to explore Washington. Would like to talk and get some more information.

Great! Well you can call, text or email me any time!

WildAbodeLiving at proton mail dot com
Or
828.  216.  Eight 799. Leave me a message if you call because calls don’t always show up if I’m out of service. Look forward to hearing from you and possibly a visit!!

Blessings,
Jaime