Johanna

Travel information

I am currently

Description

Hey guys,
i'm a nature lover, and like it to work outside.
Currently i'm studying enviromental engineering in Bavaria,Germany, in a small village.
:)
For more information about me just scroll down --->>>>

Interests

Languages

Languages spoken
German: Fluent
English: Intermediate
French: Intermediate

More details about my language interests
I'd really like to learn better English and French. In spanish i'm an absolute newbie, but it sounds cool.

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Skills and knowledge I'd like to share or learn

I'm interested in:  

Charity Work

Teaching

Hospitality/Tourism

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Some knowledge of:  

Languages

Gardening

DIY and building projects

Creating/ Cooking family meals

Helping around the house

General Maintenance

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Able to teach about:  

Eco Projects

Animal Care

Life at a Farmstay

Helping with Computers/ Internet

More details about your skills

-grew up at a farm ( I know what working means ;))
repair things like fences
making fire wood
feeding cows
harvest hay in summer by hand
- practical Skills
building things like closet
-know how to handle computer things
little experience in programming
Microsoft Office Application
-cooking&baking (mostly vegan/vegetarian)
a lot of cakes
experiment on new recepies
i have a solid reportoire of recepies because i almost cook
daily for myself
-driving liscense
tractor
car
-reading a map
kind of a new hobby of me, to navigate without Google Maps,
really got me new skills
-gardening skills
at home i took care of our vegtable garden

Age

20

What else ...

I don't have that much experience in solo traveling, but last year i was on my first workaway and it was amazing so i'm looking forward to new adventures
I really like to further my horizon by travelling, i also like little trips out of nowhere.
Me and and friend wouldn't like the cold and rainy weather in March, Germany.
So we packed a few things in her oldtimer(he is 33 years old a vw golf 2) and drove to Italy for 6 days. Last year we were three weeks in south France with the same vehicle.
The conclusion of these trips is, that you really only need few things to make a great experience. No big camper van, you can sleep in the car.
I like that perspective to appreciate the little things a sunrise, well-cooked meal at the road, visiting a theater in Bolonga without understanding very little Italian, finding a cool parking lot, nice people,.... I could go on and on with that list, but i think you can get the feeling.
Looking forward to meet you.
The only stranger you see is the person you didn't talk to: ;)

Some more information

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  Driver's licence

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  Allergies

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  Special dietary requirements
  Vegetarian