My family and I are on the road for this year as we scout places to buy
land and homestead while trying to avoid mold due to illness from living in a toxic mold rental house previously. We are trying to find a place to overwinter in Arizona, New Mexico, or Nevada where we can park our RV, preferably a place that doesn't get winter temps (below 40 at night) or much precipitation during Oct - Mar. I work remotely and would need to have good cell signal for my phone and internet as it is required for my
job or good WiFi in lieu of that.
Ideally, we would like to have power,
water, septic/dump or RV hookups if possible. Our RV is new and self-contained, so we wouldn't require anything more than that, and would consider what options are available. I would be interested in trading labor (evenings/weekends) for rent / rental discount assisting with
permaculture work or rammed earth construction, etc, as I am very interested in learning everything I can about both. I do have some
experience with organic style
gardening and some head knowledge of
permaculture concepts, but I'm an able learner and not arrogant or too proud to say I don't know how to do something. I want to learn rammed earth because it isn't mold food, is
sustainable and
energy efficient, and most other building materials are problematic. I want to learn all things
permaculture as I intend to homestead / start a
permaculture based farm when the land purchase happens.
If you know of a place that might work, please let me know. Much appreciated!
- John
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