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solo boondocker


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I checked my finances and decided to look into volunteering a bit.  After years on the road, I'm well aware the solos are at a big disadvantage in traditional work camping.  Do any solos have experience as volunteers?

I looked at some of the "faith connected/based" deals that say they need folks with construction and maintenance experience.  One won't even consider solos (I always knew us solos were all moral degenerates biggrin ).  

Another accepts solos and implies a free site with hookups on their website at some locations.   But on further investigation it "seems" the volunteer has to pay for these.  It looks like one of their affiliates in VA needs an experienced roof cutter.  Not this one.  LOL.

I know what my time is worth on the open market and am happy to donate that time but I won't  deplete my savings paying to stay in a dump 900 miles from where I'd like to be.  I at least need a free, legal, reasonably flat lot in which to park on the jobsite.  Hook ups are nice but not required.

Habitat isn't worth a mention- so I won't.no

A few years ago I inquired at federal wildlife/bird refuge in LA and was told they required couples as volunteer to receive a free site.

So!  Any solos with volunteer experience like to offer any insights?  The gulf coast might be nice smile

 solo boondocker



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Genecolleen


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Hello solo, look at vmmonline.org. Volunteer mobile Missionaries. We welcome singles! All projects are required to provide us a site with hookups close to the job site. When you go to our website feel free to call me if you want to ask more questions. On the home page scroll down to directors for my phone #
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