Isabella & Emma

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Description

We are two students (architecture and medicine) from Germany who love to make things ourselves and enjoy the progress and results. We both originally come from the village and have always helped out and done a lot of manual work, which became even more as we progressed. Drawing, building cupboards, cutting wood, working around the house (one of us has dared to study architecture) and much more. But at the end of the day, it's the community, the shared work, the great conversations and the well-deserved after-work beer, as we like to say in southern Germany, that make the difference.

Languages spoken

German: Fluent
English: Fluent

Skills and knowledge we'd like to share or learn

Some knowledge of:  

Gardening

General Maintenance

Creating/ Cooking family meals

Helping around the house

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Able to teach about:  

DIY and building projects

Life at a Farmstay

Animal Care

Art Projects

More details about your skills

With fluency in English (and German), we can effectively communicate with diverse groups of people. Whether it's engaging with locals, assisting other travelers, or collaborating with your team, language barriers won't hinder our ability to contribute fully. Furthermore through our travels to various countries (Europe and the US), we've developed a strong adaptability allowing us to integrate seamlessly into your community and contribute positively to your project. Regarding our manual skills, we are confident in using cordless screwdrivers, drills and saws, and have worked individually or alone in model making, exhibition and furniture design, among other things, and have learned a lot about craftsmanship in the process. In everyday life, we always come across smaller or larger DIY projects, be it a work of art with nails or a large self-built built-in cupboard. As additional information, it should be noted that we both got to know each other at the riding stable, so with over 15 years of equestrian sport we are very confident and experienced in dealing with horses (and any other animals, of course).

Age

25 & 24

Some more information

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  Smoker

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  Driver's licence

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  Allergies

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  Special dietary requirements