To save money and get more of a taste of what local Kiwi culture is really like, Sarah and I are WWOOFers. WWOOF stands for Willing Workers on Organic Farms. In exchange for work, we get free food and a place to stay. We spent four days in Kumara Junction on the West Coast, and it never really stopped raining from Saturday to Tuesday... So, we moved fire wood in the rain for two days. Pictured here shows that the rain finally caught up with our efforts: our host's Suburu got stuck in the mud. All in all, it was a good experience, the people were nice, and we had a dry place to stay until the rain stopped.
Saturday, November 29, 2008
It's Not All Beautiful Mountains and Rivers
To save money and get more of a taste of what local Kiwi culture is really like, Sarah and I are WWOOFers. WWOOF stands for Willing Workers on Organic Farms. In exchange for work, we get free food and a place to stay. We spent four days in Kumara Junction on the West Coast, and it never really stopped raining from Saturday to Tuesday... So, we moved fire wood in the rain for two days. Pictured here shows that the rain finally caught up with our efforts: our host's Suburu got stuck in the mud. All in all, it was a good experience, the people were nice, and we had a dry place to stay until the rain stopped.
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