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Help us build an oasis in La Paz, Mexico

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    Sweet love for everybody!
    First, if you are driving through the San Diego-Tijuana border, you need to ask for a turist visa in the border line office (its free), otherwise you can travel inside Mexico, like taking the ferry to Mazatlan.

    Second, I am at Austin University doing my residency so right now Majo and Janny will be in charge

    We are again recieving volunteers who are fully vaccinated, I know lots of people feel very strongly against vaccination but if the Dalai lama whose vibe is super high got the vaccine, who am I to attemp to distroy real or imaginary viruses inside my body.

    Anyway, now that the polemic is behind, and you are fully vaccinated and still interested I can tell you that we are building a Oasis, sprouting seeds and making everything green, living in the most suntainable way we can, eventhough we basically depend on the supermarkets still.

    You only have to work two hours a day considering that I dont have that much cash to suppourt your expenses, (i live out of a scholarship from the mexican government as a phd student). so every week we put a bit of cash for groceries.

    We have lots of beds, couches, parking and spots for camping.

    I have a weird condition that I get very very pissed if I smell cigarrett smok or smokers scent, so I simply can recieve smokers in here, sorry.

    Sometimes we host shamanic ceremonies.
    All right dudes have a gud day, keep it cool.

    Pablo

  • Types of help and learning opportunities

    Types of help and learning opportunities

    Art Projects
    Help with Eco Projects
    Teaching
    Gardening
    DIY and building projects
    Animal Care
    Farmstay help
    Babysitting and creative play
    Creating/ Cooking family meals
    Help around the house
    General Maintenance
  • Cultural exchange and learning opportunities

    Cultural exchange and learning opportunities

    You can learn how to do adobe mixes, build with natural resources, practice Spanish or English, live in community, etc.

  • Projects involving children

    Projects involving children

    This project could involve children. For more information see our guidelines and tips here.

  • Help

    Help

    Digging, planting, sprouting seeds, planting seeds, painting, decorating, making art sculptures with natural resources, teaching, documenting, playing guitar, making safe fires and food

  • Languages

    Languages spoken
    English: Fluent
    Spanish: Fluent

    This host offers a language exchange
    This host has indicated that they are interested in sharing their own language or learning a new language.
    You can contact them directly for more information.

  • Accommodation

    Accommodation

    Bus/home, couches, tents, hammacs

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    What else ...

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    A little more information

    • Internet access

    • Limited internet access

      Limited internet access

    • We have pets

    • We are smokers

    • Can host families

  • Can host digital nomads

    Can host digital nomads

    Internet it's quite bad around 8 pm

  • Space for parking camper vans

    Space for parking camper vans

    its just land... lots of space

  • Can possibly accept pets

    Can possibly accept pets

    we have friendly dogs, although we have chickens that run free so, if your pet is not use to, it may be a problem

  • How many Workawayers can stay?

    How many Workawayers can stay?

    More than two

  • My animals / pets

    My animals / pets

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