Sunlight streams through the window slats and onto my small caravan bed layered in wool blankets, waking me to the sounds of chickens scratching for their morning breakfast and birds chirping in the blue morning sky. I walk through the dew-damp grass to the little kitchen in the shed to make myself a cup of tea and thick slice of homemade bread with delicious preserves from the plums hanging in the orchard two feet from the front door. The other two workers join me for breakfast and soon my...
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World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms or WWOOF (formerly Willing Workers on Organic Farms) is a program that allows travelers or even just locals to experience life on an organic farm. Many travelers choose WWOOFing as a budget alternative to staying in hostels since a few hours of work earns you a clean bed and homemade meals along with some good company and a new perspective. Generally WWOOFers work four to five hours a day and have the rest of the day free to explore the area while...
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If you want to have the ultimate eco-friendly booze cruise, then the PedalPub is your ride. It seats 16 peddlers (one driver), has a keg attached to the front, and can dispense up to 124 beers per trip. That is more than enough beer, even the most seasoned drinkers.
So if you ever in Minneapolis or St. Paul, Minnesota (where the cart first hit the street) check it out.
PedalPub, LLC is also looking for entrepreneurs to expand in premier locations throughout North and Central America...
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