Help on our North Carolina Mountain Homestead, USA

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22/08/2019
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2019

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Located in the Brushy Mountains, a spur of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The mostly wooded 40 acres encompasses walking trails, a beautiful stream, swimming pond, sauna, organic gardens and more. This is a multi-purpose facility, occasionally hosting a small number of artists, writers, couchsurfers, farm interns and folks who just need to take a deep breath and relax.

Facilities are clean, rustic and welcoming but posh we are not.
Workaway helpers are asked to help approximately 25 hours/week. Artistic contributions and other forms of making the lives of those around you better can all be counted toward that helping time. Preference is given to long term helpers interested in staying for several weeks to several months.

The nearest town (Wilkesboro) is 7 miles away with cultural centers (Asheville, Boone, Winston Salem) being 1 to 2 hours away. Food is laissez faire vegetarian.

Well behaved pets and children are a possibility with advanced approval.

Learn how to: grow a garden; drive a tractor; bake bread; cultivate mushrooms; operate a chain saw; identify and gather herbs and medicinals; build a house; live sustainably and self sufficiently; get along and contribute in a communal setting and so much more.

Excellent Wifi and spotty mobile phone service available but you are encouraged to limit your usage of these services and engage more fully with the nature and people surrounding you. Anyone caught texting at the dinner table will be pelted with the vegetable of the day.

English and some Spanish spoken. Tom, the proprietor, has lived in intentional communities and traveled extensively throughout this amazing planet.
Type of help
Gardening
Building
General Maintenance
Cooking / shopping
Farmstay
Help with Eco project
Help in the house
Animal care
Art project
Help with Computers / internet
Cultural exchange and learning opportunities
Workaway helpers will have the opportunity to learn about and participate in many varied homesteading tasks. While the tasks you will be doing are very important to the continuation of this homestead project, time and space are also open for exploring interesting and provocative answers to life's persistent questions
Help
Gardening, construction projects, routine maintenance, art projects.
Languages spoken
English, spanish
Accommodation
Private rooms with shared living space
A little more information
- Internet access
- Limited internet access
- We have pets
- We are smokers
How many Workawayers can stay?
More than two
Hours expected
20-25 hours per week

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Cultural exchange:
(4.7)

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(5.0)

06/08/2019

Left by host for Workawayer (Shaked)

It was a real pleasure to host Shaked. She was always willing to help out and extremely competent in all the various tasks she performed.
She blended in nicely with the small community of Workaway helpers and was always kind and considerate of others. I would highly recommend her to other hosts.

(Excellent )

04/08/2019

Left by Workawayer (Shaked) for host

I left Tom's place a few weeks ago - I had a great time at Tom's homestead, really enjoyed it as a first workaway. Tom is a very nice and thoughtful person. I felt that the balance between work and free time was great. Had a great time with the other workawayers and Tom himself, It was a good opportunity for me to meet unique and interesting… read more

(Excellent )

29/07/2019

Left by host for Workawayer (Genevieve)

Genevieve was a complete pleasure to host and is welcome back anytime. An exceptionally competent helper no matter the task; artist ; musician; sensitive to the space and needs of others; etc., etc. The only negative is that they didn’t stay longer.

(Excellent )

23/07/2019

Left by Workawayer (Genevieve) for host

My three week stay on Tom's homestead was a perfect first workaway experience. The property and overall region are beautiful, the labor felt rewarding, and the balance between hard work versus hanging out and swimming and doing one's own thing felt just right. Tom is very fair and has a lot of knowledge to offer for those who are curious. I came… read more

(Excellent )

05/06/2019

Left by host for Workawayer (STEVEN)

It was a real pleasure to host Steven. Considerate, knowledgeable, competent, witty and hard working are just a few of his many positive traits. I continue to enjoy the jar of marmite that he left behind. He will be welcomed back anytime. Don’t miss an opportunity to host him!

(Excellent )

04/06/2019

Left by Workawayer (STEVEN) for host

This was my first WorkAway experience and it could not have been better, really. It was perfect parts hard work, chill relaxation, stimulating conversation and socialising, with plenty of alone time also. Tom is an authentic, pragmatic and kind man, up for a discussion of any topic, and his property is a little piece of paradise. Go be a part of… read more

(Excellent )

23/03/2019

Left by host for Workawayer (Ashley)

Ashley was a complete pleasure to host. Thanks to her my small orchard is now pruned to perfection and the spring garden is up and growing, Add to that her sunny disposition and an independent self confidence. She is most welcome here anytime. Don’t miss an opportunity to host her at your place.

(Excellent )

20/03/2019

Left by Workawayer (Ashley) for host

I stayed with Tom for about week in March, and it was very enjoyable. He welcomed me and my pup to stay last minute, which was greatly appreciated. The accommodations were very comfortable, plenty of good food, and the work was diverse, fair and enjoyable. It was just the two of us humans (along with the dog pack, Jasper the cat, and the abundant… read more

(Excellent )

21/02/2019

Left by host for Workawayer (Katie)

Katie stopped by for a couple of days and I’m so glad that she did! I just scratched the surface of her talents, interests and personality and only wished she could have stayed longer. Great conversations, excellent kitcheneering (yummy salads and desserts), easygoing mindset. I do hope she’ll stop in again for a much longer visit.

(Excellent )

20/02/2019

Left by Workawayer (Katie) for host

Staying with Tom was an absolute blessing. Work doesn't have to feel like work when you're engaged in philosophical conversation about mushrooms, dreams, and Meyers Briggs while you're learning how to build a house from the ground up. Top it all off with incredible homemade soup for dinner, a sauna session, and a frigid dip in the river under a… read more

(Excellent )

10/12/2018

Left by host for Workawayer (Shelby & Brian)

Shelby and Brian were a true pleasure to have at my farm. I’ve hosted hundreds of helpers over the years and these two shine; self motivated, considerate, hard working, competent, self aware, upbeat attitudes.....I could go on. They were an inspiration to me in demonstrating through their everyday lives how to treat and respect others. Do not miss… read more

(Excellent )

06/12/2018

Left by Workawayer (Shelby & Brian) for host

This was our first Workaway and we are so glad we spent it with Tom. From the day we arrived and throughout our four weeks, the vibe was welcoming and chill. Tom is a really cool and gracious host. We were free to pursue the work that interested each of us and the schedule was flexible. I enjoyed learning how to apply joint compound to drywall and… read more

(Excellent )

20/09/2018

Left by Workawayer (Andrew & Samantha) for host

Tom has it goin' on at his place in the North Carolina mountains. We spent 3 weeks there and it could not have gone better. We had excellent food, great accommodations, and the community and conversation were more than we could have expected.

We stayed in the A frame cabin on Tom's property - a secluded and cozy place to rest. We spent almost… read more

(Excellent )

25/07/2018

Left by host for Workawayer (Andrew & Samantha)

Sam and Andrew were a complete pleasure to host. Easy to be around, always willing to help with any task, amazing musicians. Samantha put together a really great video presentation of my farm. Don't miss the opportunity to host them should they come your way!

(Excellent )

13/07/2018

Left by host for Workawayer (Roe & Evan)

Roe and Evan have been a complete pleasure to host. Both are upbeat, easygoing, hard working, thoughtful and just fun to be around. Highest recommendation! Host them if you have the chance.

(Excellent )

30/06/2018

Left by host for Workawayer (Devan)

Didn’t show up after having confirmed a stay here and failed to let me know she was not coming.

(No show)

30/06/2018

Left by host for Workawayer (Eline & Rob)

Eline and Rob are at the top of my list of great Workawayers. Great workers and great human beings. Do not miss an opportunity to host them.

(Excellent )

24/06/2018

Left by Workawayer (Eline & Rob) for host

Wow, it’s already been a week since we’ve left. We had a very great time at Toms place! Living on an own piece of forrest with a beautiful creek was very unique. We’ve stayed at the 125 year old school house, which reminds us as the ideal horror setting. So ofcourse we made some spooky footage for the promo film.

We learned more than a lot like,… read more

(Excellent )

15/03/2018

Left by Workawayer (Leo) for host

I stayed at Tom's place for almost three weeks and had a fantastic time. Tom is a very friendly and considerate host with lots of knowledge he is willing to share. I had great accommodations with a nice place to stay, good healthy food, and fascinating discussions.

The work schedule is very reasonable, leaving time to focus on your own projects… read more

(Excellent )

13/03/2018

Left by host for Workawayer (Leo)

Leo was an absolute pleasure to have here. Good conversationalist, hard working, considerate, amazing musician, happy disposition. Do not miss an opportunity to host him.

(Excellent )

14/03/2018

Left by Workawayer (Jack) for host

Tom's space in the mountains is a little oasis for someone who enjoys the woods, the sounds of nature, and getting their hands in the soil. I loved the work provided at Tom's- we built a fence, harvested mushrooms (which I am now very inspired to start cultivating on my own!), had warm enough weather to plant a few vegetables, and worked some… read more

(Excellent )

03/09/2017

Left by host for Workawayer (Shannon )

My only complaint about Shannon is that she didn't stay longer. She will always be welcomed at my house. Easy going, always willing to help, upbeat, creative and bright; Shannon will be an asset to any host. Don't miss the opportunity to host her should you have the chance.

(Excellent )

23/08/2017

Left by Workawayer (Shannon ) for host

Trying to find the words to describe my stay with Tom, anything I could say wouldn't be enough. The connections made and things I learned from Tom and the people I met there, the land, and myself really made my time here a transformational experience. I am so so grateful to have been welcomed here, to know Tom and this piece of paradise. Every… read more

(Excellent )

05/08/2017

Left by host for Workawayer (Taylor)

Taylor is a true gem. All of the superlatives apply; great attitude, great work ethic, intelligent, fun to be with, thoughtful of others, etc., etc.
Don't miss the opportunity to host her if you have the chance. If your lucky, she might crochet a surprise going away gift for you!

(Excellent )

01/08/2017

Left by Workawayer (Taylor) for host

This was my first workaway experience, and I really couldn't have asked for a better one. Tom's land offers some magical places to sit and ponder, to create, and to heal. Delicious, fresh-tasting food, great company, and insightful conversation were abundant. Tom is a laid back and conscientious guy who is concerned with everyone's happiness. I… read more

(Excellent )

23/06/2017

Left by host for Workawayer (Jennifer & Miguel)

I feel like I need to respond to Jennifer's feedback in order to correct some information contained within it and to present a somewhat different perspective, hopefully in a constructive manner. I would ask that anyone reading her review also check out my numerous other reviews collected over nearly seven years as a Workaway host before putting… read more too much weight on hers. Mike and Jennifer also have some good reviews. Jennifer just didn't seem to be a good match for this situation. Living within the mountain forest combined with her self admitted fear of bugs and spiders was just not her cup of tea. Mike was easy to get along with and a great worker and would be welcomed back.
A few corrections:
I do sometimes host folks wishing to come on retreat (writers, artists, etc.) and am expanding the facilities available for that purpose. During Mike and Jennifer's two week stay, however, I was only hosting Workawayers.
Jennifer and Mike chose to stay at the old schoolhouse after rejecting another housing option (with electricity, wifi and easy access to a modern bathroom) stating that the mattress was too firm for their tastes. By the way, folks staying at the schoolhouse also have ready access to the modern bathroom which is about a five minute walk away.
Yes, it is true that I ask everyone to vacate my house so that I can have a quiet hour after lunch. Jennifer is the first to complain about having an extended break for lunch; time in which Workawayers can return to their own quarters to nap or read, swim in the pond, walk in the woods and yes, have access to wifi in numerous other locations.
Jennifer complained about being isolated, stuck here without a car, and too distant from big city life. The thing is, she and Mike had a car! People who arrive here by public transport are obviously not as mobile as those with their own car but they normally team up with others here who do have wheels or catch a ride with me to town when I go every two or three days. If quick access to big city life is important, I agree with Jennifer that my place isn't what you are looking for. A small town is a 20 minute drive away and both Winston Salem and Boone are less than an hour's drive.

I applaud Jennifer's willingness to leave a less than sparkling review of her stay here. I do hope that in the future she will be more careful with her facts and assumptions. Her statement that I am only interested in cheap labor is not only incorrect but also strikes me as mean spirited.

(Neutral )

19/06/2017

Left by Workawayer (Jennifer & Miguel) for host

I wasn't sure if I should leave a feedback or not but after talking to some other Workawayers I realized that most volunteers who don't really enjoyed their stay don't leave a feedback because they are afraid of receiving a negative review as well. But I believe it's important that you leave an honest feedback about your stay, positive or… read more negative.

Tom lives by himself on a 47 acre property in the middle of the woods. The adjoining properties are not occupied, so he basically has 500 acres for himself. He is planning to build a retreat center but at the time we were there it was just his homestead.

We stayed in the old school house which is around 5 minutes from the main house and doesn’t have any electricity or plumbing. We had a battery powered lamp for some light in the evening and an outhouse to do our business.

Our days were very structured. We could come to the main house to have breakfast between 7 and 9am. From 9am to 12pm we would work. After that we would have lunch together and Tom would take his “nap-time” until 2pm. During this time we weren’t allowed in the house or outside on the patio, because it was too loud for him. Since we are not “nap—takers” (plus I didn’t really like the idea of going to bed for an hour all sweaty and dirty from working outside without being able to take a shower beforehand), there was no wifi at the school house, and the closest little town was miles away, we spent most of our lunch breaks talking and waiting for 2pm to arrive. From 2pm to 5pm we would work again and after that prepare dinner together and eat.

Tom makes most of his food from scratch, so we learned how to bake bread, make veggie burgers, and hummus.

Since the main house is at the and of a one mile gravel road it takes a while to get out and if you don’t have a car, you are basically stuck there. The next bigger cities are Charlotte (about 1.5 hours away) and Ahseville, which is more than 2 hours away.

While Tom was nice during our dinner conversations, he can also be very controlling and sometimes bossy. He likes everything to be done in a certain way and snapped at us a couple of times when things weren’t done exactly the way he wanted them to be done. He also doesn’t react very well when made aware of this fact. Overall it seemed he was more interested in cheap labor than cultural exchange.

All in all it wasn’t a good fit for us and we left a week earlier than planned.

(Neutral )

13/05/2017

Left by host for Workawayer (Nathan & Sinead )

Sinead and Nathan were a real pleasure to host. They were always able and willing to lend a hand with whatever tasks needed to be done. Beyond that they were interesting and intelligent conversationalists and super easy to be with during our non working times together. They would be welcome back any time and I highly recommend that you host them… read more

(Excellent )

11/04/2017

Left by Workawayer (Jaclyn) for host

I stayed with Tom for almost three weeks and it was fantastic. He is a great host. He has a beautiful property with walking trails and waterfalls. I learned to garden, took care of the critters and made healthy foods.

(Excellent )

09/04/2017

Left by host for Workawayer (leon)

Leon is an incredible worker, a very knowledgeable conversationalist and a considerate houseguest. I enjoyed hosting him and expect you will as well.

(Excellent )

05/04/2017

Left by Workawayer (leon) for host

I had a great time staying with Tom. He knows alot about the world and homesteading and is good conversation.
Realy enjoyed learning how to work with a backhoe and tractor.

(Excellent )

16/03/2017

Left by Workawayer (Simon) for host

It is hard to find words of praise that do Tom Justice as a host.
He is a very interesting, authentic, genuinely friendly man. The work is never hard, but if you show a little bit of interest, you will never be bored. He always has a dozen different projects to work on, so as long as you like to be working in and with nature, you will enjoy… read more

(Excellent )

16/03/2017

Left by host for Workawayer (Simon)

Simon was the best; easy going, hard working, great at following directions and seeing a job through to the end. Don't miss an opportunity to host him.

(Excellent )

11/03/2017

Left by host for Workawayer (Terrance )

(No show)

09/12/2016

Left by host for Workawayer (Rose)

Rose was a complete pleasure to host and I highly recommend her if she is coming your way. She was always happy to help, enjoyable to be around and delightfully curious. Don't miss a chance to host her.

(Excellent )

05/12/2016

Left by Workawayer (Rose) for host

Tom is an excellent host and had a beautiful property far off the road in the mountainous woods with a creek running right through it. He has built such a beautiful life here and I really enjoyed listening to him discuss his life experiences, travels, and interests. I stayed in the A-frame tiny house and felt right at home. The food was amazing! I… read more

(Excellent )

28/11/2016

Left by host for Workawayer (Gail)

Gail stayed here for a few weeks in 2015 and then stopped in for a short visit this summer (2016). I have nothing but good to say about her; always willing to help out, friendly, good conversations, thoughtful of others. I could go on but you get the point. Host her if you get the chance! Tom

(Excellent )

05/08/2015

Left by Workawayer (Gail) for host

Except for getting some Poison Ivy, my two week stay with Tom was everything I was hoping for. He was thrilled to have my skills and allowed me to extend them in many directions, as well as my sharing in the ongoing workings of the place: food, garden, pond. And I also decided to come for the "napping" and the "evening conversations and… read more

(Excellent )

21/09/2016

Left by host for Workawayer (Gabriel)

Gabriel was a welcome visitor, excellent worker and easygoing companion. Host him if you get the chance!

(Excellent )

17/09/2016

Left by Workawayer (Gabriel) for host

Tom has mastered the art of creating a peaceful, creative, friendly, and healing space. I had great pleasure staying at his peaceful a frame nestled deep in the woods, there was always something to do and learn, and plenty of time that I needed for reflection as well. I miss this place and hope to return when the time is right. Thanks for… read more

(Excellent )

19/01/2016

Left by Workawayer (Morgan) for host

Tom! Sorry it took me so long to write a review!

I had a wonderful time staying with Tom and Co! Tom was a gracious host, has a beautiful property, adorable pets, and lots of fun projects to work on. I mostly helped with the snail shaped sauna, tending to the chickens, cooking, and keeping the dogs company. I had plenty of time to explore the… read more

(Excellent )

14/12/2015

Left by Workawayer (austin & nicole) for host

Tom is an awesome person. really nice and welcoming. his property is amazingly beautiful, it is paradise. the time spent there was peaceful and full of many of the best naps I've ever taken. Tom has an awesome situation and genuinely cares about who is there. you would be lucky to spend time there and probably won't want to leave!

(Excellent )

28/10/2015

Left by host for Workawayer (michaele)

Michaele stands out as one of the most enjoyable workawayers I have ever hosted. She is a hard worker who is quick to learn and intuitively seems to know what needs to be done. More importantly, an amazingly compassionate soul who lights up a space and and keeps the wheels of community turning smoothly. Her personality is as deep as it is wide… read more

(Excellent )

28/10/2015

Left by Workawayer (michaele) for host

I spent a month at Tom's place in the early summer of this year, and it truly was a beautiful experience. The land, the layout, the people and atmosphere, all wonderful with eliminates of challenge and ease, welcoming and unique. The conversation and communication all straight forward, honest and open, allowing for unlimited boundaries and… read more

(Excellent )

27/10/2015

Left by Workawayer (Joseph) for host

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(Negative )

29/09/2015

Left by host for Workawayer (Joseph)

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(Negative )

15/10/2015

Left by host for Workawayer (Lenka)

Lenka was here for nearly a month and was a real pleasure . .She is competent, hard working, respectful of others and has a great, positive attitude. She also makes really excellent desserts! Host her if you get the chance.

(Excellent )

15/10/2015

Left by Workawayer (Lenka) for host

I had very good time there. I did what I love, including painting, and I enjoyed it. The house, woods, garden, creek, dogs and cat, everything is lovely. Tom was always conducive, great host, and companion, open and ready to discuss. I had always great food,including amazing organic grapes .)
I learned a lot and I felt always welcomed
Thank you… read more

(Excellent )

21/09/2015

Left by host for Workawayer (Annabel)

(No show)

14/09/2015

Left by Workawayer (Marie) for host

I was looking for a place where to learn and have a glimpse at homesteading and I was not disappointed.
Tom love to transmit his knowledge, to show you around to make you discover nature and is not short of explanations, the work is also diversified. He own a wonderful land that produces so many different foods!: fruits, vegetables, nuts...… read more

(Excellent )

06/09/2015

Left by host for Workawayer (Asmaa)

Asmaa was truly a pleasure to host. During her month here she was always ready and willing to help with various tasks, got along splendidly with others, and showed great intelligence and curiosity in conversations. Highly recommended!

(Excellent )

06/09/2015

Left by Workawayer (Asmaa) for host

What an amazing experience!!

Tom is a fantastic host. I really enjoyed my stay in the A-frame, a beautiful tiny residence in the woods. This was my first workaway experience and I could not have asked for a better host. I learned so much about farming and self-sufficiency. Tom is patient and caring. Work is very fair and Tom does a great job… read more

(Excellent )

09/06/2015

Left by Workawayer (Kristin) for host

THANKS TOM for everything. We enjoyed and profited from our time immensely.

Tom is a lovely man and host and will not only open your eyes for living almost self-sustained and taking care of nature, but will also introduce you to mind blowing psychology and philosophical topics fired up by Sam Harris ;).

We enjoyed wonderful conversations… read more

(Excellent )

01/05/2015

Left by host for Workawayer (Sarah)

Sarah spent a couple of months at my farm last year and I highly recommend her. She is creative, energetic, hard working, competent and intelligent. Don't miss a chance to host her.
Tom

(Excellent )

20/04/2015

Left by host for Workawayer (Denise)

Denise came for a short visit and proved herself to be competent, hard working, and easy to be with. I highly recommend her.
Tom

(Excellent )

23/03/2015

Left by Workawayer (marina) for host

Hard to describe this experience. I've done workaway a lot, just for a few I can say was what I guess a workaway experience should truly be. Not just meet interested people that can think out of the box, not just learn new things, not just change something inside you, not just to live and enjoy the day, to share, to inspire your self, to breath… read more

(Excellent )

08/12/2014

Left by Workawayer (Jason) for host

I enjoyed my two weeks here. Tom is a nice, easygoing host who gives volunteers the opportunity to try and learn new things while at his place. He has a large, wooded property with a good sized creek running right past the house - very pretty. I'll have to come back during the summer sometime so I can try the swimming pond.

(Excellent )

08/11/2014

Left by host for Workawayer (Olga)

Olga was a pleasure to have, hard working, an interesting conversationalist and great yoga teacher. Host her if you get the chance

(Excellent )

04/10/2014

Left by Workawayer (Olga) for host

My two weeks in the A-frame in the woods were a highlight of my travels! Tom was a patient and thorough teacher and altogether easygoing and interesting. I especially enjoyed our impassioned debates and learning how to drive a tractor!

Wishing you all the best with your political campaign... and hope the kitten and the dogs are best of friends… read more

(Excellent )

12/10/2014

Left by Workawayer (Ivana) for host

Tom has created a peaceful space within the forest. The main house is beautiful, very comfortable, with a well stocked kitchen. The outhouses, where volunteers stay, all have their own special character... a funky caravan nestled by the river, an A frame between the trees, and then the old school house a few minutes walk from the main house, which… read more

(Good )

11/05/2014

Left by host for Workawayer (Sam)

Sam was a pleasure to have and I recommend him highly to other workaway hosts

(Excellent )

08/05/2014

Left by Workawayer (Sam) for host

I spent about 3 weeks with Tom and thoroughly enjoyed my time with him. Tom is a great guy with a big heart and I wish him every success with his interests in local politics – success which he both deserves and which I believe will come about. If you have the opportunity to stay with Tom, do so, you won't regret it!... Tom, thanks so much for… read more

(Excellent )

06/04/2014

Left by host for Workawayer (Johanna)

Johanna was a real pleasure to host. Competent, friendly and respectful of people and place. Excellent workawayer.

(Excellent )

05/04/2014

Left by Workawayer (Johanna) for host

I had such a great time at Tom's. The people was amazing, the food exellent and to be so close to nature was absolutely gorgeous.
I had so much fun and would love to come back again.

(Excellent )

10/03/2014

Left by Workawayer (Carrie) for host

This was my first workaway experience. I had an amazing time on Tom's farm! I felt comfortable and at home right away. The land is beautiful and Tom is a very knowledgeable man. He is doing a great job working towards full self-sustainability on the farm.
I learned so much from him and miss the pace of farm life. Now that I'm back in the city I… read more

(Excellent )

18/11/2013

Left by host for Workawayer (Carrie)

Carrie spent several weeks at my farm and was a constant pleasure to have around. Smart, well informed, witty gracious, helpful, considerate and just plain fun. Don't pass up an opportunity to host her.

(Excellent )

05/12/2013

Left by host for Workawayer (Elizabeth)

Elizabeth was a no show and did not contact me. I suppose it is possible that she had a major mishap. If not, i have to give her a negative rating.

(No show)

17/10/2013

Left by Workawayer (Adam) for host

Thanks Tom for providing an awesome first Workaway experience! Comfortable, woodsy accommodations, superb home-grown cooking, and engaging projects (and napping) await the artist in retreat. It's a great place to focus, regroup, relax, learn, and share some too.

Tom is a good guy in a cool place.

AP

(Excellent )

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