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Region: Central Hawkes Bay

Our farm is 2km to the sea with coastal views and the village 6km with a shop. Nearest service town 54kms, 8km to longest place name. We farm sheep, cattle and cows. Have horses, dogs, chooks, ducks, cats and two pet goats. New born lambs and calves in the spring. Normally an opportunity to hand rear a lamb or two. Have a pet Calf named Cushla and last years lamb named Pandora, Pasha the black goat, and Shiloh and Abby our horses Spring is a lovely time on the farm with a variety of jobs, the days are usually great to be outside. We can help with your english. Must have own transport. Travel companians or couples most welcome.

Region: Bourke, The Outback

The complete outback experience for the whole family, We have a working sheep & cattle station which has been in the family since 1919.The station encompasses a vast area of over 100,000 acres of Australia's red and black soil, North West of Bourke. Situated beside a water hole, a scenic 6km stretch of permanent water

Region: Greek Islands

We run a massage centre located on a beautiful island , one of the few places which the Greeks have kept a secret from foreign tourist intervention. It is the second largest of all the Greek islands and has an abundance of mountains, pine forests, beaches and hot springs. We are situated in a small village close to the island’s capital which can be easily reached by bus, train or car as there is a bridge connecting us to the mainland. We have a spacious, old country home with a large shady garden which boasts almond, eucalyptus, fig, lemon and orange trees with plenty of hammocks attached to them. We are also within biking distance from both the sea and the mountains.

Region: Tuscany

I am an English sculptress looking to start a gallery with other artists out here. I need duplicates of my work. I live in a big, restored, stone villa in Tuscany, part of which is used for summer rental, and look after my very elderly mother. This is a beautiful, rural area which offers escape from the pressures of modern life. It is central and well-placed for trips to famous historic centres, but use of public transport is risky. You need to have special skills or be Italian to master the bus timetable. Apart from a sculpture technician it is a good workaway situation for retired couples or a self -sufficient, handy man -type person from Europe, travelling by car. It is really not a comfortable place for student backpackers. The restoration of the farm buildings and the making of a garden on a steep slope, has been a 20 yr project, so , while there is still work to do, the maintenance is piling up. During the winter months it is good to have helpful friends around with plenty of interests and skills to share. A retired architect couple stayed here from Jan to June 2009 and we had a great exchange. They liked the area so much that they are now working to move here so are unavailable for 2010.