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Information du profil
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Information de voyage
Actuellement, nous sommes
en voyage
Notre prochaine destination :
Québec, Canada Voir tout -
Description
We love exploring, visiting new places, and learning about other cultures. When Scott retired in 2022, we started traveling around North America.
For 2027 (roughly April through October), we would like language learning in Quebec, as well as culture exposure.
We are hoping to do most tasks with at least some interaction with locals to help with our language skills. But as French beginners we will need some repeating in English or using a translation app.
We are interested in a wide varieties of things.
We do a lot of “from scratch cooking”, including dishes from other cultures.
We focus on eating whole, minimal processed foods, close to how as it comes from the ground or animals, preferable grown in a more natural regenerative environment.
We have done some fermenting and canning and would be interested in doing more of this.
We love animals - we have had several cats and dogs, and have petted or given treats to several other animals.
We are fine to help with childcare or household tasks and occasional DIY projects. We have a wide variety of experiences and backgrounds, for the sake of brevity, we are not mentioning them all here.
We are mostly looking for tasks with some interactions with locals so we can learn French.
We travel in our towable camper. The camper is 27.5’ (about 9 meters) long, end to end and 8.5’ (about 3 meters) wide. It has a full kitchen and bathroom. We prefer to stay in the camper. If we have access to water, sewer dump, and electricity that is fine, but if needed we can transport waste water and fresh water from a nearby dump station and use a generator to recharge our batteries (a few hours every few days). We have a 4x4 pickup truck.
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Centres d’intérêt
JardinageDev. personnelVoile / bateauAnimaux de compagnieActivités en plein airHistoireCultureCampingCuisine et alimentationNatureTechnologieAnimaux -
Langues
Langues parlées
Anglais: Courant
Espagnol: Intermédiaire
Français: DébutantPlus de détails sur les langues qui m'intéressent
Interested in learning Canadian French. Able to teach United States English - Western half of states accent (neural accent). -
Compétences et connaissances que nous aimerions partager ou apprendre
Ça nous intéresse :
Langues
S’occuper des animaux
Nous avons des connaissances :
Aider à la maison
Baby-sitting et jeux créatifs
Tenir compagnie à une pers. âgée
Nous pouvons apprendre aux autres:
Préparer les repas / cuisiner pour la famille
Aide informatique / Internet
Garde de maison et d'animaux
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Quelles sont vos compétences ?
We have a lot of skills and a variety of work / life experiences but we are mostly interested in language and cultural exchange.
Let’s talk about what you want and what we can offer and see if we can make something fit for us all. -
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70 & 66
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Autres infos...
We have a self contained all season travel trailer we would stay in. It is useful to have access to potable water, a place to dump tanks, and electricity but we are also setup to manage these on our own.
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Informations complémentaires
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Fumeur
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Permis de conduire
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Allergies
No but we do unprocessed, cooked from scratch food. -
Régime alimentaire spécial
Higher protein, very low carbs. We prefer to provide our own food but are willing to do some shared meals.
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Feedback
They have a wide variety of tasks that can be done and you can suggest a task / project you want to work on.
This includes regular farm chores - help with animals or gardening or the many things to keep a farm going including DYI projects. As well as some household chores.
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Feedback
They have a wide variety of tasks that can be done and you can suggest a task / project you want to work on.
This includes regular farm chores - help with animals or gardening or the many things to keep a farm going including DYI projects. As well as some household chores.
They didn’t ask you to do something … read more