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these days, traveling and living. just drove across the country and now find myself in san diego...
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Sorry for not seeing this message sooner. I am on the road traveling. I like Maui a lot and recommend going and then getting to Mana foods for your fruit and then looking at the bulletin-board for work and places to live. Have a great time if you go and let me know how it goes.
Good Luck!
It's great to have you back Danny!!!
That's pretty cool that you made it all the way to San Diego!
I say hit up Papaya Farms Rd. When I was there I never had to spend a cent on food, and if you do things right you can do the same. Both Kumu Aina and Pangaia are great. Both of them should know who I am if you said I recommended those places to you.
Papaya farm roads Kumu Aina farms I wasn't able to do work trade but they do have work trade.
Food stamps are easy. As long as you have no money in your bank account your all set. No HI ID necessary. People will tell you what to do.
Unfortunately you can't use stamps at farmers market, but you can offer for work trade and see who is game. All natural food stores cary local fruits that most the farmers market sell so youll be all set if worst comes to worst.
Feel free to call at 9785012067 if you have anymore questions.
www.dharmafarmshawaii.org for more info or email shankar at: kce108@gmail.com
for pics and more info. PEACE. OM SHANTI, HARIBOL, FROM THE BIG ISLAND, PUNA AND HILO
we are getting kinda full , i am told by the others here, up north side here but you can stop by and check it out , things change and can not see into the future
suggest you bring good backpack, tent , sleeping bag, headlamp, foot wear, that can get wet
I know of other farms up northside here that have lots of food it is just that most farms sell everything they can and eat cooked and imported food, and can sometimes look down on fruitarians eating there best of the best foods when they are seeing $ signs to pay for bills for the business,, just a thought to be aware of
maybe I can fit you in the valley somewhere
how long you want to stay in Hawaii?
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