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Come and help on a small property with a forest garden and organic garden in Lönsboda, Sweden.

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At present humans are intensely occupied with economy, growth and a lifestyle with shopping from all around the globe. This has resulted in that most species and most natural areas and forests are wiped out and there is no end to the extinction unless we change the way we live. I find it more than ever important to return to nature and head for self-sufficiency and local production as far as possible. "Primum non nocere".

I have a house on 3300m2 land with over 450 fruit and nut trees, berry bushes, and vines plus uncountable Rubus plants. I go for traditional fruit and berries like apple, plums and raspberries as well as rare (here that is) ones like peach, nanking cherry, mulberries, goji, grapes, minikiwi, Himalayan mayapple, walnut, nashi, buckthorn, tayberry, autumn olive, goumi, medlar, american and siberian blueberries etc. Now trying with figs, kiwi, lemon and chestnut. There are approx. 100 perennial varieties of edible perennial vegetables and herbs and over 50 fruit and berry varieties with 150 - 200 cultivars (likely more) . Forest garden/permaculture inspired.

I am interested in simple slow natural living, slow travel, cycling, self-sufficiency, philosophy and ethical issues, "future-thinking" and "future-actions" i.e. sustainability - hopefully a new peaceful world coming up leaving the dominance of money, violence, pollution and devastation of nature behind ....

I don´t fly and have no car.
I strive after living sustainably and healthy.
I teach and work with natural healing.
I eat mainly fresh fruit an veg, But there is a single electric stove if you like to cook.
Please no meat, animal products, smoking, incense, candles, alcohol, drugs, perfume, cosmetics or shampoo with palm oil or chemicals (Most soap, toothpaste, cosmetics etc contain palm oil also organic and vegan products). The house is a low radiation zone so no mobile phones or other high radiation equipment in the house please!
There are no pets, cars or mobile phone, TV or Wifi here. But bicycles and 100/100 MB optic fiber internet connection.
Arten von Hilfe und Lernmöglichkeiten
Sprachpraxis
Hilfe bei Ökoprojekten
Gartenarbeiten
Heimwerker- und Bauarbeiten
Mithilfe auf einem Bauernhof
Hausarbeiten
Handwerkliche Arbeiten
Hilfe mit Computer /Internet
UNO-Ziele für nachhaltige Entwicklung, die dieser Gastgeber verfolgt
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Was ist das?
Kultureller Austausch und Lernmöglichkeiten
You may learn about this:
Be an aware consumer. Minimize plastic, and consumption in general.
Reuse & recycle, (Zero waste) – be resourceful. . Avoid to produce waste and avoid to waste that which is useful!
Avoid household and cosmectic chemicals and consumption of palm oil products and other items that cause harm to nature or death of rainforest and thus extinction of biodiversity.
Cheap living. Simple living. Essene lifestyle.
Sprouting and growing shoots indoors (especially winter time).
Edible wild plants
Forest gardening /permaculture gardening - Growing perennial vegetables, fruit and berries as well as annuals.
Moving towards self-sufficiency and sustainability.
How to eat plant based Fresh, raw and living foods.
Natural health – healthy living. (Nature Cure)
Language.
Arbeit
Gardening.
Maintenance, repair (mainly wood) and minor construction work.
If you are into smart energy solutions, solar power, insulation etc. we may do something on that.
Picking wild berries and plants in season.
Office and computer help if you like especially winter time. (I have web pages and I write books.) If you are knowledgeable in languages you may like to translate.
There is also a possibility for a longer stay, several months, for the right person who like to contribute to my writing project, a book on natural lifestyle and self-healing (Nature Cure). Good qualifications for this job are skills in writing, proof reading, researching for references and an interest in the topic. Language skills, especially Scandinavian, English and German (one may be enough, and later other languages).
Sprachen
Gesprochene Sprachen
Englisch: Fließend
Norwegian: Fließend
Swedish: Fließend
Danish: Gute Kenntnisse
Deutsch: Gute Kenntnisse
Spanisch: Grundkenntnisse
Französisch: Grundkenntnisse
Dieser Gastgeber bietet Sprachaustausch an
If you like to learn languages I may help you. Swedish and English are my best languages. I like to improve my German, French, Spanish, Danish and Norwegian.
Unterkunft
10m2 cottage or in main house.
Was noch ...
FOR 2024 there are five possible projects.

1. Book project as described above. At present I am especially keen to find someone who can proof read Swedish. But English may become actual too.
2. Planting and seeding annual and perennial vegetables and growing annual garden.
3. Maintaining theforest garden.
4. Repairing and maintaining buildings. Wood work and painting.
5. Painting windows and renovating/painting a door.
6. Moving a small greenhouse (1-2 days of work).

It is quite easy to get here from Copenhagen/Malmö (and Stockholm) in one (respectively two) trains and one bus. Copenhagen/Malmö is closest and easiest! But last few km there is no bus.

The area is mainly forested with lots of lakes and dirt roads good for biking and tracks for walking or running. "Skåneleden" walking track is not far away.

If you like yoga I sometimes teach that to a group locally and you may like to join. If you do massage or other therapy we may swap treatments.
Etwas mehr Information
- Internet Zugang
- Eingeschränkter Internet Zugang
- Wir besitzen Tiere
- Wir sind Raucher
- Familien möglich
Kann Digital Nomads unterbringen
It may be possible to host a digital nomad. I have no Wifi but a good optic fiber connection.
Platz zum Abstellen von Camper Vans
You can park a campervan here.
Kapazität - wie viele Workawayer maximal
zwei
Arbeitszeiten
25 hours per week.

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25 März 2024

Vom Workawayer (Marie & Alix) für Host

We stayed one night at Eric’s place on our way to the north of Sweden by bike in autumn. Because he didn’t need help before spring and because we had to go away at this time we didn’t went back. So it was not really a Workaway.

Whatever, we write here because it was very nice to him to host us. We discovered all his garden. He manages to grow… read more

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8 Juli 2023

Vom Host für Workawayer (Ângelo)

Ângelo arrived with high expectations of learning during 4 weeks. After two days he wanted to get back home and he could not see any learning potential. He changed his mind likely because of something I said that made him think and/or his feeling of responsibility and he stayed for two weeks.
Ângelo is a sceptic and a critical person who wants to… read more improve the world. In my view it is a good thing to be sceptical and critical in a world full of fake information and delusions. But when there is no balance and the focus is too much on what is wrong there is less left over for positivism, free flow of energy and creativity for improvements. In my view Ângelo has too much focus on the critical and negative. In his look for perfection he looks at the world in a negative way to find possible errors and weaknesses and over interpret matters in favour of the negative.
Ângelo came to my place thinking I had the perfect garden and a perfect diet. He left largely disillusioned about that. He also think that I am not knowledgeable enough about Permaculture gardening. (Although perhaps after our discussions and the experience he realized that it takes years to learn and decades to become a Permaculture or forest garden expert.) He has done a PDC but has almost no experience with gardening and hardly recognised any of the common garden plants, also those that grow in his home country.
He is working slowly because he like to do things properly he says. I think that it is correct together with that he is not used to the kind of work. It is better than doing things too fast and poorly and it is also normal to work slowly in the beginning when you are not used to a work. (I find that quite acceptable.)
Although some things were not so positive and the "flow" was not the best some things were also good.
On the positive side Ângelo says that he is dedicated to sustainability (although I could see some practical contradictions in his life there).
Ângelo wants to become a Permaculture farmer and work with his friends. I think that is very good and the right way to do it is with others.
He is the only volunteer I had who is probably less wasteful with food than me. So I appreciate that. We had some meaningful discussions and share our concern about the future and we partly share what we think are the problems and the solutions. I appreciate his commitment to responsibility and sustainability. I hope that remains for the sake of himself the future. Ângelo did respect the house rules (which not everyone does) and in some ways he is very polite but not in others. Just short before leaving he said that he probably learned more than he thought after a couple of days.
It was amazing that Ângelo knew so much about Swedish music from the 70-ies and that we also liked the same kind of music!
Summary: I think that Ângelo is a perfectionist (no judgment on that, it can be good or bad depending on how it is applied). I think he expected a bit too much coming here about learning and other matters. He did not understand what is achievable in a few weeks stay and what is not. However, he is young and appears to be very dedicated and there is time to learn about both life and sustainable living (if there is such a thing. Philosophically I question if sustainability and human life is compatible.) I think if Ângelo can keep focus and his dedication and become a bit more realistic then there are possibilities that he will succeed with his aim. I hope he will succeed with his aims with the Permaculture project and sustainable living.
We agree that the world is going the wrong way and that a change is crucial. It would be good if the average person was a bit more sceptical and critical because then we would be less gullible and easy to fool. So in my world it is fine to look for things that could be different and better but I prefer to focus more on the positive side and the thinking and acting in a positive way. We cannot ever get to perfectness anyway!
Finally some comments on Angelo’s Feedback: Ângelo writes that I talked about conspiracy theories. I have not. I have talked facts and about my own believes and theories about the future world, none of it are certainly not in any way “conspiracy theories”!
I think that I learned a lot more from two years horticultural education, one year part time study in forest gardening, 17 years of experiences here, more previously in many other experiences in other gardens (my own and others) and in reading than I would in a PDC which is only a basic education, a base for learning more. I think it is correct to say that my garden is Permaculture inspired.
I am sorry that we did not get to talk more about my professions naprapathy and nature cure. We got into many other subjects. But I have plenty of texts that I am happy the send as email attachments. There are also available my multi-lingual web pages with a long text on nature cure and other texts. Contact me or search “Nature Cure”, “Naprapathy”, “Self-Healing”, “Whole Fresh Food” and “Eric Karlsson”.
Concerning diet, when you eat a diet based on whole fresh food the volumes get large as it is low in energy and high in liquid compared to other diets. But it is important to complement with nuts and seeds. In my opinion you can get too much sugar eating (especially tropical or dried) fruit but this is possible to avoid.
Usually most volunteers get to meet other people here than was the case during Ângelo’s stay, (although I don´t think that should be expected.) Almost all volunteers are social and we converse a lot.

(Gut )

1 Aug. 2022

Vom Workawayer (Ângelo) für Host

Essentially it was a very unique experience that I don't regret having. There were good and not-so-good things about it.

Regarding what I did not like very much, I must admit that part of it comes from unmet expectations that I should have not created in the first place. But starting here, I got very interested in Eric's profile. He seemed to be… read more a very knowledgeable person in both areas I already knew and was interested to know more about, such as naprapathy and nature cure. However, despite Eric's varied knowledge/expertise and his very interesting life experiences, it was difficult to get to Eric. I thought Eric would be more passionate, or in other words, open/communicative about his written interests, but in the end, I must say that even though I've shown interest in knowing more about both naprapathy and nature cure (for example), after those 2 weeks I'm not sure if I could accurately describe what both concepts mean. He barely talked about them, although I've shown interest in knowing more about it. On the other side, there were a lot of conversations about so-called "conspiracy theories" that were fed by Eric's side, although most of the time he admittedly said he didn't know that much about the accuracy of what he was assuming to be truthful. My point here is that I was interested in knowing more about nature, plants, permaculture and forest gardening, and I made that very clear from the beginning, as well as I made clear I was not that interested in "conspiracy theories". I find it hard to know what the point is about writing that one has knowledge that then doesn't feel very interested to talk about, and missing writing about what most interests one. Moreover, I also found it misleading that in Eric's profile he has written he has a permaculture-inspired garden when he has never even done a PDC (permaculture design course), this in part being the reason for my unmet expectations, since I was interested in expanding my knowledge in permaculture and I thought I would be able to do it by learning from Eric. This also extends to me expecting to learn about forest gardening, but then most of the tasks on the field were around annual crops. On one side, yes, I learned a lot of different species names, harvesting seasons, peculiarities and such, but I missed a lot on forest gardening/permaculture principles like design, succession, and plant/animal mutual beneficial interactions, to name some.

Summing up all I've said so far, I was very keen on learning from Eric's areas of knowledge he has displayed in his profile, also (and mainly) learn-by-doing forest gardening, but got a bit disappointed with what I got. But I admit that this was an issue generated from both sides (mine and his).

The other great issue I had with my workaway also came from unmet expectations. It was loneliness. The social context was not really what I was expecting. From the profile of someone that seems so knowledgeable and open to different experiences, I would expect more spontaneity from Eric's side and that there would be more people around. This is however something I forgot to ask in the interview, since I wrongly assumed that Eric either was either living with a partner or such or was surrounded by people (such as neighbors) he would often interact with, but during the 2 weeks I was at his place, we have barely seen other people, which left me surprised, since I tend to associate people living alternative lifestyles like his as people who have other people to collaborate and have open communication with, and not as reserved hermits, as Eric seemed to be. Then, there was not really any activity we would do for having fun, besides having interesting conversations sometimes and listening to some good music while having dinner, but that's about it. So, the social experience ended up being rather boring and lonely, and this I feel was not dependent on whether we were working or not.

About the positives, there are fortunately a lot of things to say! It was a very immersive experience to shift from living in the city to the countryside where I was supposed to not have my cellphone on since I was in a low-radiation zone (as a trained physicist, it literally makes sense). So, barely having used my cellphone (only used it outside of the immediacy of the house for rather relevant purposes, but this was on me since I could have used my phone more if I wanted to) made me have way less stress. That was a big pro! So, the concept of the low radiation zone kinda has a helpful placebo implicit, I liked it.

Then, being away from the daily-life stimuli made me more open to tuning in with the garden. It was lovely just sitting on a chair in the early morning and appreciating the summer breeze, the calmness, and the beauty of the garden. I found enjoyful to do gardening tasks (maybe besides weeding/mulching because I had too much of that) and also picking berries for lunch and greens for dinner.

By talking of that, the diet I was subjected to was also very interesting! A lot of good food, with a being variety of both fruits and raw vegetables. Although I could adapt rather well to Eric's diet (I don't know how to describe it, but very low on grain and very high on fruit, vegetables, moderate on beans/lentils, and seeds, besides eating a lot at both meals we had), I had some light odd bodily reactions to eat. Then, after I was done with the workaway, I went on to search about the kind of diet Eric has while trying also to integrate my own body experience under the diet, and I found out that it is not ideal, there may be a problem with too many sugars from fruit if one is diabetic, a deficiency of good fat and possibly some mineral(s)/vitamin(s), and then, the ammount of food one eats (if you eat like Eric) is just unreasonable (although calory-wise it seemed ok to me). This diet was nevertheless better than the one I had been having in my city life, and a big inspiration and learning for improving my eating habits.

We had some very nice conversations. I think one has a lot of interesting things to learn from Eric if one's interested in sustainability. Although being completely dependent on the grid energy-wise and only partially (around 60% maybe, at least while I was there (July)) self-sufficient in terms of food, he has a very ecological mindset, and one could can learn a lot from him in that sense, especially in what regards to avoiding waste.

He has a nice music taste (if you like and are open to music) and I really liked him sharing his music. He has some nice books I have read and so learned a lot from them about forest gardening and soil science.

In the end, even though the highs and lows, I liked meeting him and the experience I had while in his forest garden.

(Gut )

10 März 2022

Vom Host für Workawayer (Albert & Camilla)

It was wonderful to have Camilla and Albert for visit in the middle of the winter. I was happy to get good help with a small building project outside and other matters and we had many good conversations. I experienced Camilla and Albert as very relaxed and thoughtful and kind people. I can recommend them to anyone needing help. Hope to meet again… read more

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9 Jan. 2022

Vom Workawayer (Albert & Camilla) für Host

Eric was very kind to welcome us to his home this month of January. We arrived on the 4th and left on the 8th. We mainly worked in building a structure where grapes can grow next season. We tasted Eric's grapes, as well as many other plants, berries, fruits, etc and they were delicious. We are used to eating a plant based diet, and interested in… read more

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25 März 2024

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8 Juli 2023

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1 Aug. 2022

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10 März 2022

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9 Jan. 2022

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19 Apr. 2021

Vom Host für Workawayer (Arvid)

Arvid helped me with the spring preparations for the vegetable garden and other things. It was easy to see that Arvid has been working in the garden before and we got a lot of work done. I Arvid is the most experienced gardener workawayer i have had. He also taught me some things. To put it short: Excellent help! He arrived even with pruning… read more

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9 Jan. 2021

Vom Workawayer (Arvid) für Host

Sorry for late reply!
I stayed with Eric for a few days in early spring. Even though very early in the season, many plants were already popping up and the tasks carried out were fun and rewarding, preparing the forest garden for harvest season by pruning fruit trees and clearing land for new growing beds. The forest garden is very impressive and… read more

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21 Okt. 2020

Vom Host für Workawayer (Dániel)

I very much enjoyed the week with Dániel. Dániel helped me for with various task in the garden.
I found Dániel cleaver and sensible person, understanding quite a lot about life and what is important in life. He appears to have some understanding of important truths and a dedicated interest to learn about health, healing and gardening. He is one… read more

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4 Sept. 2020

Vom Workawayer (Dániel) für Host

I spent 1 week with Eric and it was a very important experience for me, which changed the way I think and my way of life.
I found it incredibly exciting and motivating to gain insight into his way of life and activities, and I consider Eric a teacher of healthy living and a many-sided person with whom you can have very good conversations.
I am… read more

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27 Sept. 2020

Vom Host für Workawayer (Jiabei)

I really enjoyed the week with Jiabei. I found Jiabei the kind of person that is easy to be with, a harmonic person, nice and gentle. We had many good talks and did a good bit of outdoor work. Although being an academic and having no previous experience with the kind of work we did, we got some good work done together. Workaway at its best with… read more

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24 Juli 2020

Vom Workawayer (Jiabei) für Host

I had one week in July, 2020 with Eric. It was a excellent experience. Eric is a very friendly, nice and
patient guy who taught me a lot about gardening, planting food and doing construction about his little grape yard. During holidays, we biked to the forest to pick up fresh blueberries, admiring the lake and the nature. It was amazing and… read more

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10 März 2020

Vom Host für Workawayer (Isaac)

Isaac is a Mexican long term traveller who among other things is also personal trainer. On his European tour he came to me to visit the Swedish country side and because he was interested to change to a plant based diet after seeing Arnold Schwartzenegger´s move "The game changers".
Isaac is nice guy and very communicative. We talked English and a… read more

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22 Dez. 2019

Vom Workawayer (Ludvig) für Host

I stayed with Eric for three days in August 2019. It was a great experience: garden work and good conversation and some relaxing. I actually live in the region so I might go back in the spring of 2020 to help him out some more. In short, I recommend this host :)

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11 Dez. 2019

Vom Host für Workawayer (Ludvig)

Ludvig came to stay only for a couple of days but I was a good time. We got to do some good bit of work in the garden, his writing ideas and skills got helpful for a special purpose and as that was something important I value that highly. We also went to the lake to swim and relax.
I felt comfortable with Ludvig, I found him relaxed,… read more

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15 Aug. 2019

Vom Host für Workawayer (Mathilda)

Mathilda stayed with me for 11 days. Overall I find her a very pleasant, calm, relaxed and easy person to be with.
She helped me with garden work, preparing for painting of my “snickarglädje” verandah and she carefully proof read my German texts.
Thank you Mathilda for your help and hope to see you again.

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7 Aug. 2019

Vom Workawayer (Biman & Stina ) für Host

Eric is such a great soul and full of knowledge! My main purpose to visit him is to learn about how to grow perrinials but I learned a lot more about food habit and veganism and nature therapy. His soothing voice is full of affection and makes you feel welcome you to ask you all sorts of question to him. Of course we did not agree every things we… read more

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6 Aug. 2019

Vom Host für Workawayer (Biman & Stina )

Excellent meeting you Biman and having you here!
Thank you for your visit, you interest in what really matters in the world today, great help in the garden and stimulating talks and letting me know more about India and Indian culture.
Gute reise nach Freiburg and hope to see you here again or maybe elsewhere .
Until then have a good journey in… read more

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29 Juli 2018

Vom Workawayer (Pornpimol) für Host

Thank you so much for those kind words. I have to admit that when I first arrived I was rather worried about how I would cope with living without chemical products and the internet. But, I have to say it was a really great experience for 10 days and I must thank you for allowing me to share your lifestyle, natural healing, and future. He is very… read more

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28 Juli 2018

Vom Host für Workawayer (Pornpimol)

Thank you so much Aom for being here helping me with the work; the renovation, the garden, washing up the dishes every meal, for your fantastic body work on my muscles and joints, for your patience, peacefulness and good mood, for being receptive and appreciative and more! Glad that I in the last evening finally remembered to ask you for some… read more

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15 Dez. 2017

Vom Host für Workawayer (Leo)

Leo stayed with me for two weeks. I thought we connected nicely immediately and it was a great time socially and we achieved progress with some of the many projects in the garden and other things. Leo is a very nice guy very helpful, thoughtful and willing to help and to learn new things that I hope to see again. I can recommend Leo to any other… read more

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10 Nov. 2017

Vom Workawayer (Leo) für Host

I stayed for two weeks at Eric's place and had a fantastic time. Eric has a huge yard with plenty of fruits and vegetables, so really had the opportunity to learn a lot about farming, self-sufficiency and different plants. The work was fairly varied and always very rewarding. Among other things I did some mulching, planting trees, harvesting,… read more

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16 Aug. 2017

Vom Host für Workawayer (Eivor)

Eivor stayed with me for a week and helped me with weeding, cutting with scythe and mulching. She also helped me proof read some pages in Norwegian for my home page. I also got to fresh up my Norwegian. It was pleasant and helpful to have her here and she is welcome again!

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16 Aug. 2017

Vom Host für Workawayer (Damian)

I was both nice and helpful to have Damien here for a week. Damien helped me with weeding, mulching and other garden tasks and also did some translations to Polish for my website. Damien is a nice and gentle guy who also speak good Swedish! Welcome back Damien!

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15 Aug. 2017

Vom Workawayer (Damian) für Host

It was my first workaway experience when I stayed at Eric's place for one week. He is a very knowledgeable person with passion for what he is doing and a cool attitude to life that you could learn from. During my stay I helped him in the garden and worked a bit on his website. He introduced me to every kind of work and it didn't even feel hard… read more

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15 Mai 2017

Vom Workawayer (Aleksander) für Host

I spent almost one week at Eric's place. Eric is very kind and intelligent person with incredible amount of knowledge about health and world condition. One day we took a bicycle trip and visit area around. What is more for the whole time he was preparing delicious, raw food from ingredients collected from his own garden. I will really want to… read more

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11 Mai 2017

Vom Host für Workawayer (Aleksander)

Aleksander spent six days at my place. Aleksander is a very nice and gentle guy who also has ideas, energy and muscles to work with. We raised a blown down apple tree, we did a walkway with pavers and planted perennial vegetables. We had many talks about health and how to make a better future on the planet. I recommend Aleksander to any other… read more

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7 Sept. 2016

Vom Workawayer (Sanika) für Host

Sorry for writing this feedback so late. I volunteered at Eric's place in July and stayed for 12 days. From the beginning he was very responsive and the communication between us was very good. He gave very good travel advice was there to receive me at the station even though I arrived few days earlier then we had planned. His house is located in a… read more

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6 Sept. 2015

Vom Workawayer (Ms R) für Host

Sorry for the very late reply. I stayed at Eric's for three weeks. He knows a lot about travelling, different countries and cultures, languages, of course about plants and farming. I really enjoyed interesting conversations during meals everyday. He eat basically only raw food like salad, fruits and nuts. So workawayers can discover and… read more

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4 Juli 2015

Vom Host für Workawayer (Ms R)

I had the pleasure and advantage to have this Workawayer staying with me for three weeks. She just arrived for the first time in Europe and learned in no time to differentiate between weeds and cultural plants. She was a great help weeding and mulching. She was always willing to do more than her normal share and I would recommend her to other… read more

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Come and help on a small property with a forest garden and organic garden in Lönsboda, Sweden.

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