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Description
My friend and I are working on building a traditional Moroccan Berber house. We are building it the traditional way using tools that his father has left behind. So a 70 year old wheelbarrow a 50 year old brick mold. Etc.
Types of help and learning opportunities
Language practice
Gardening
DIY and building projects
Animal Care
Farmstay help
Interests
Van life
Sustainability
Pets
Farming
Self development
LGBTQ
Culture
Books
DIY & crafts
History
Plant care
Photography
Carpentry
Astronomy
Animals
Yoga / Wellness
Nature
Fitness
Camping
Beach
Cultural exchange and learning opportunities
You will be dealing with a mix of Syrian (me) Moroccan (my friend) and Berber (the place we will be at). You could learn how to make extremely authentic Moroccan food, bake bread, and learn how Moroccans used to build their mud houses pre Industrial Revolution. If you’re interested in learning Arabic (Moroccan and/or Syrian) or Berber, you could learn through immersion. And you get to see how people outside of the city live.
Projects involving children
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Help
We need someone to become part of the family. We are figuring this out along the way. No skills required. There are an number of things that could be done around the land. These include help watering the trees and plants. Help making bricks. And moving them around. Mixing the brick mixture. Herding sheep. There is a plethora of tasks to be accomplished and help us welcomed in any form.
Languages
Languages spoken
Arabic: Fluent
Berber: Fluent
English: Fluent
French: Intermediate
German: BeginnerThis host offers a language exchange
We love to share our languages and love learning new languages. Anything and everything is welcome.
Accommodation
You can either stay in a room in the house or a tent can be provided for you. The room has the basics, a sofa that will be your bed. A table. A plug to charge your appliances. Or you can camp outside.
You will be sharing all your meals with us. There are two breakfasts, lunch and dinner. One breakfast before we get to the site. One at the site and then lunch and dinner at home.
The food is all home cooked and the bread is made daily at home.
What else ...
The site is about an hour and a half away from Marrakech. There are also mineral rock caves close to the village.
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Internet access
Limited internet access
We have pets
We are smokers
Can host families
Space for parking camper vans
This host can provide space for campervans.
Can possibly accept pets
This host has said they are willing to accept those travelling with a pet.
How many Workawayers can stay?
Two
My animals / pets
Nameless
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Beside the fact that abd al ghafour (land owner) and joudy (the idea creator) became my good friends, working with the soft natural soil and seeing every day the beautiful picture of red, brown and green mountain landscape, put in my heart a lot of love and hope.
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Beside the fact that abd al ghafour (land owner) and joudy (the idea creator) became my good friends, working with the soft natural soil and seeing every day the beautiful picture of red, brown and green mountain landscape, put in my heart a lot of love and hope.
This village, this… read more
