Sobre su experiencia en: Fornalha, Portugal
Reino Unido
Johannes and Ines are very individual people with a great vision for their land. They are very remote and live, cook and spend freetime completely separately to the volunteers + it's an hours walk to the nearest bus stop so pack snacks and stuff to do as Ines shops for you. Sometimes the language barrier and cultural differences caused a few communication issues, but work hours were always respected. All the work is gender segregated, which isn't for me, but for them it's spiritual. It's a beautiful area but no local contact, and felt like an employer/employee relationship not host/volunteer
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Ines respondido
I would like to clarify that we do not generally "gender segregate" the work and never due to spiritual reasons (what kind of spirituality should that be?), but because we did not want to impose on you the work with the sledgehammer or chopping out stony clay soil. We had mixed groups in the forest for lighter work than building pathways.
As for spending free time with our volunteers, we offer tantric meditations (which you declined), also we offer the hot pool in the evening, which you visited once only.