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 - Description- My family is building an earthship in Kasilof Alaska. Our home is located about 15 minutes away where there is hot running water, laundry facilities, internet & a garden. We have been working on it off and on for 11 years and are hoping to completely close it in this summer(2021) 
 - Types of help and learning opportunities- Art Projects - Language practice - Help with Eco Projects - Gardening - DIY and building projects - Animal Care - Farmstay help - Creating/ Cooking family meals - Help around the house - General Maintenance 
 - UN sustainability goals this host is trying to achieve
 - Cultural exchange and learning opportunities- Travelers gain the opportunity to learn through hands on projects about various sustainable building techniques. I love to discuss at length all things local food, sustainable construction and general community building plans. 
 - Projects involving children- This project could involve children. For more information see our guidelines and tips here. 
 - Help- We have an ever expanding garden and are not slave drivers. Our typical day starts with coffee or tea and a garden walk/safety meeting/ about what we'd like to work on. Some of the projects we will be working on this summer(2021) are flinging mud/filling gaps in tire walls, papercrete aluminum can interior walls, siding, water collection systems, green roofing, hempcrete/interior surface coatings, bottle wall building, gardening, entertaining/feeding kids, hessian(burlapcrete) exterior walls. 
 - Languages spoken- English: Fluent 
 - Accommodation- Camping is available onsite at the earthship or I have limited bedrooms available at my house. Tents, campers and vans are welcome at my house as well. I have a van for transporting people to the earthship and we are just a few minutes from soldotna. 
 - What else ...- We are located near the Kenai and Kasilof rivers which are prime salmon fishing locations. Hitchiking is easy in Alaska in the summer and a fun way to get around. If volunteers are interested in alternative building techniques there is a lot to be learned and we love to talk about all kinds of crazy building ideas. 
 - A little more information - Internet access 
 - Limited internet access 
 - We have pets 
 - We are smokers 
 - Can host families 
 
 - Can host digital nomads- We have internet available at my house. It is decent by Alaskan standards:) 
 - Space for parking camper vans- Our building project is located about 15 min south of my home, there is ample room to park at either location. 
 - Can possibly accept pets- We accept dogs that get along well with other dogs. We have a young husky named Echo. 
 - How many Workawayers can stay?- More than two 
 - My animals / pets
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Willow recommended hitchhiking to me before I set out.
My hitchhiking journey south across Alaska to Soldotna was truly magical. I met some amazing people along the way. The first person who picked me up gave me a place to stay in Anchorage for the night, and then dropped me off in… read more
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Willow recommended hitchhiking to me before I set out.
My hitchhiking journey south across Alaska to Soldotna was truly magical. I met some amazing people along the way. The first person who picked me up gave me a place to stay in Anchorage for the night, and then dropped me off in… read more









































