Nouvelle-Zélande
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I,m a Visual artist, part-time art teacher, my partner lives in the city of Hamilton nearby. I Live in the popular surf town of Raglan. I spend some time each year in the U.S. so I can only host people at certain times of the year.
This is an old house, and I often need some help renovating/upgrading/painting inside and out. There is a sleep- out for guests..it is funky/rustic, it is not 5 star, it is homemade, but it is private. The house is in the middle of town, v. close to the harbour and the lively cafe and bar scene.. I could also use some help maintaining the vegetable garden/compost system. I have a good kitchen, and I like to prepare fresh and healthy food..no red meat..(great fish is available from the nearby wharf). workawayers would need to share their enthusiasm for cooking . I need to learn some new dishes. Visitors should be dog friendly, and preferably non-smoking,
Jardinage
Bricolage et projets de construction
Entretien général
Cuisine/repas pour la famille
Aide à la maison
Projets artistiques
Aide informatique / avec Internet
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Raglan is a unique N.Z. town. It has a great coastline, famous surfing, and a creative entrepreneurial spirit in the township.
Travellers would learn about gardening and collaborating on creative projects, and they would be introduced to local people.
the general upgrade and maintenance of the buildings, cleaning , painting and gardening . Sharing food knowledge and cooking delicious meals,
English: Courant
French: Intermédiaire
I have 2 private sleep -outs, the bathroom and kitchen are shared.
With your time off, you could enjoy the surf, cycling, kayaking, climb the local mountain ( a one day hike) or cafe culture.
a regular bus ride takes you 1hr. to the nearest city Hamilton, for all other travel connections.
Accès Internet
Accès Internet limité
Nous avons des animaux
Nous sommes fumeurs
Familles bienvenues
Deux
4 solid hrs a day..
