I didn’t take too many photos during my last week at Damali, but here are a few: In no particular order, here are bullet points of my final week: Field duty highlights: Weeded the surroundings of fruit trees enclosed in fences in the sheep pen Transfer small lavender plants into bigger, standard-sized pots so they… More Final days on the Damali field
By doing the following, Chiara, Matteo, Andrea and I were able to spend two nights and two days in Tofino in just about $200 each: Rent the smallest, cheapest car possible ($19.99/day at Duncan Enterprise, plus about 21 percent added, which put it a total of $24.19/day; got a vehicle similar to a Chevy Spark)… More A $200-weekend in Tofino
It was a good thing the weekend was fun because the first day on the fields was brutal. The rest of the week was spent harvesting lavender, and because of that we had to start the day at 8 a.m. We would all set our alarms at around 7 a.m., and then hit the snooze… More Life on a lavender farm
Volunteers have weekends off at Damali, but I asked Alison if she wanted to put me to work since I was already there. She told me to just take the weekend off like everyone else: I could work on the fields on Monday. So I joined Matteo, Chiara, Andrea, and Karolyne on an outing on… More Weekend in the waters
At Damali, volunteers stay in the WWOOFer loft. It is situated on top of the lavender shop (I included a photo of the shop in the previous entry) and has four bed spaces, a kitchen, a dining area, and a living room area with couches, a television and an X-box console. Each “room” had a… More Welcome to Damali
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