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omg. reading this type of adventure core makes me feel so much fucking better about everything i.e. the international situation, news doom n gloom, the shitty neighbourhood i live in..... WOOO please do this

where you at now?? typical living situation in an orchard lifestyle is a spot to pitch your tent , a spot to make a fire, a hose and an outhouse. some also have living room trailers and kitchen trailers and shower houses :D :D working on vineyards never (say never) provides even a camp spot...

i could tell you countless stories about orchard life but maybe in time we can both sit around and trade once you get some of your own! i will say that cherries are definitely where the party is, and kind of a goldmine, oh yea and fucking delicious. a little bit competitive though, theres...

please do this!!!

yep yep yep I've done the fruit pick for a few years out there and its still one of my favourite experiences that I've encountered so far. fucking magic! so much beauty and tons of festivities in the okanagan summertime times. everything east of T is amazing, but coming west is actually pretty...

nice you'll be here just in time. come check out bc's columbia valley and drop me a line on your way west!!!

hahahahahahahahahaha this is why i love you guys on sTp this has been my life's dream ever since heading the doobies' black water.. lyric for lyrics, so after this raft-building, will there also be stops enough for time to dance some honky-tonk buy everybody a round and to take pretty mamas...

sounds perfect man, eclectic is my name and no expectations is my game. gonna get writttttin; i've been doing some thinkin

oh god, to narrow it down.....yep, okay, i'll get you somethin ;)

iiiiiiiii am interested!!! i have a few in mind right off the top of my head -you lookin for anything specific??

This list brough many smiles to my face as im a bc girl whos been sitting around in newfoundland for the past couple of months trying to explain to everybody here how amazing it is out there. Ive do e the fruit pick out there for a few years and theres really nothin like it! Thanks!

I am currently looking for someone to take me with them to Europe. Would be considered work exchange because I am a first-class five star traveling companion, and will offer my wide medley of jokes, fun facts, and card games, in exchange for payment of passage across the atlantic. ***People...

This is truly a tradgedy...Tomas will be missed but fortunately can live on through his music. Whenever I'm feelin badly, I remember his advice, "if you are grumpy well dont yell at me, I will tell you exactly what I think you fuckin need: to get yourself a fuckin chocolate bar...get one for me"...

how's holland, mate?

i think one big thing folklife has going for it that bumpershoot doesn't, is that it's free.

i think that buying property in costa rica is a really popular thing for foreigners to do... not sure if foreigners have squatter's rights (precaristas - en espanol) down here, that's something to look into... if they don't, all you would need is to include a local in the project

yeah, i've been looking into some costa rican laws, they have cool loopholes for obtaining residency and acquiring land; stuff that really just makes sense to me, sounds natural right. i'm proud of this country! there are mannnnny sustainability / ecologically conscious / organic movements going...

costa rica has really amazing squatter's rights. if you inhabit any land for 90 days, you gain some rights to it, it will be hard for anybody to legally ask you to move. if you inhabit the land for 1 year, you do gain rights to it, and will receive payment if anybody else wants to legally ask...

are there any other authors in the world like tom robbins??

in costa rica; need a hitching partner. must have own hammock.

i have done a little bit of hitchhiking around costa rica and have found it nothing but the best. but that particular hitchhiking partner left on a plane, so it's back to the bus for me. booo "even just the thought of paying for a ride...is enough to make my thumbs hurt!"

i was just at marcos's for a month! i left today. i miss it already! i probably read your entry in the guest book then! i was going to go to montezuma today actually! because i read in a guidebook that it is a popular hangout for hairy backpackers, and thought - that's me! but then we got 3 new...

i have been living in the teensy tiny farming community of mastatal in the costa rican mountain range...the jungle...helping out on a farm, helping out these costa rican cowboys with spurs on their rubber boots...it's a really beautiful time, i love all of the tico's smiles. this will be my new...

i´m new here...but i love it here! i want to see all of central america though, and south too! i have all the time in the world, so i think i´ll stay here, at least a while.

seeing that gave me the BIGGEST smile...!! thanks!

i`m new. i`m a twenty year old kid from the pacific side of canada, currently living in costa rica with plans to stay in central america until i feel it`s time for another adventure. i hitchhiked all the way down to miami to jump on that jet plane to costa rica, for economical as well as...

if any of you make it down to costa rica, let me know, i am always looking for fellow hitchhikers and mucho aventura!!