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Participate in outdoor projects in a very beautiful area off the beaten path, Washington, Vermont USA
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: 5 Jul 2025
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Left by host for Workawayer (Aleix)
Aleix saved the day when he arrived at our place! A prior workaway experience had gone awry and we were left stranded and overwhelmed with work. Aleix got all caught up with weed whacking and then some! He also helped Glenn with constructing a snow shed over the main entrance of our house. In addition to being a diligent, meticulous and reliable
… read more worker, he is also a quick learner with a great sense of humor, wit and compassion who integrated seamlessly into our household. Aleix is an animal lover who helped take care of our animals and they loved being around him. We were sad to see him leave when the time came to say goodbye. We'd have him back anytime!
Left by Workawayer (Aleix) for host
The experience at Glenn and Katharina's house was great. I stayed at their place for a month, and it couldn’t have gone better. If you love nature, animals, and country life, it's the perfect place. Since I enjoy all of that, I had a great time doing all the tasks. Additionally, we also took advantage of the time to visit nearby towns, go
… read more kayaking, horseback riding... Having your own space in the cabin is fantastic as well. They are lovely, and they made everything very easy for me. Thank you so much for everything, and I hope to see you soon!! Big hug.You can only contact Workawayers who have an active membership.
Clémence's month staying with us went by way too fast! She is easy going, communicative, a quick learner and a hard worker. It was a real pleasure to have her here and, of course, a relief to have someone taking over chores that tend to get away from us when we are otherwise working. Specifically, all the grass whipping and weeding. She dove right
… read more into it! Clémence is very loving with the animals and they, too, loved being around her. We also enjoyed great dinner conversations about books and films, among other topics. A real gem! Hope to see you again, Clémence!
I stayed with Katharina and Glenn the whole month of September. It was truly amazing!
My main tasks were weed wacking, weeding and taking care of the horses. It was my first time being around horses and Glenn had a lot of patience to help me get along with them. The horses are sweethearts, the other animals too! Bernie is the kindest dog on
… read more earth, litteraly.
I would truly advice anyone who enjoys nature to do this workaway! The hosts are really kind, interesting and caring. They drove me when I asked them to and showed me around. I went twice to Burlington because the bus are really easy and cheap to go there. Katharina took me to a beautiful river with a sand beach, Glenn to a football game,... A lot of nice memories and people I won't forget! Thank you so so much Katharina and Glenn, hope to see you again!!
Left by Workawayer (Josephine & Michael) for host
We stayed with Katharina and Glenn for 1 month in June. Katharina was incredibly attentive and nice, made sure we always had enough groceries, was very clear with directions when she gave us tasks to do, and always cooked healthy, filling meals. Katharina and Glenn are really cool, conscious people with a good sense of humor. They both love their
… read more animals so much, which was wonderful, and really shows because their two cats, two sweet dogs, and two horses were so kind, gentle and patient and just wonderful company to have around as we worked.
The work we did was mostly strimming the wild raspberries growing on the hilly property, clearing brush, sticks, and large branches, some weeding, sometimes feeding the horses and taking them for short walks, and other small various tasks around the garden and land. Sometimes the strimming became a bit monotonous, since there was so much of it do to. But we also did Haying for a few days which was fun and rewarding.
We had a lot of independence surrounding our work, and they were really flexible and easy with the schedule, we could let them know which days we wanted to have off. They were even so kind and trusting as to let us borrow their car on multiple occasions which we were really grateful for, as it let us explore the surround areas and go into Montpelier which was fairly close by car!
Glenn has an immense amount of knowledge and experience in carpentry, and we got to meet a lot of "old timers" in the community who have been building from scratch for a long time and were grounded and interesting to talk to. We had a sweet dinner with the neighbours, and went to a pizza night hosted by a family nearby.
Their two dogs, Bella and Bernie, became our close friends and every morning put a smile on our face seeing their tails wag when we came downstairs. If you throw a ball for Bernie one time he will be happy forever and always bring it back. Bernie is a true therapy dog in his heart. We both miss them so much.
The little Hobbit house that we stayed in was very nice, with a fair amount of privacy, and the outdoor shower was really pleasant. The view was incredible. There was no WIFI in the hobbit house, so you have to be ok with a bit of solitude. You can get fine service down at the house if you need it. But there are a multitude of books to read, walks to go on, and animals to spend time with. If you are lucky maybe you will find some mushrooms ;-)
All in all it was really pleasant! We wish the weather had been a bit more summer-like, but it is a really pleasant atmosphere, and we would be happy to go back.You can only contact Workawayers who have an active membership.
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The sauna aka the "Hobbit House"
One of the many construction projects
Weed whacking - a daily chore on Blood Mountain
Our house on Blood Mountain
Kayaking on the Connecticut River
Greta Garbo & Hedy Lamarr
Your hosts Glenn & Katharina
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Left by host for Workawayer (Aleix)
Aleix saved the day when he arrived at our place! A prior workaway experience had gone awry and we were left stranded and overwhelmed with work. Aleix got all caught up with weed whacking and then some! He also helped Glenn with constructing a snow shed over the main entrance of our house. In addition to being a diligent, meticulous and reliable
… read more worker, he is also a quick learner with a great sense of humor, wit and compassion who integrated seamlessly into our household. Aleix is an animal lover who helped take care of our animals and they loved being around him. We were sad to see him leave when the time came to say goodbye. We'd have him back anytime!
Left by Workawayer (Aleix) for host
The experience at Glenn and Katharina's house was great. I stayed at their place for a month, and it couldn’t have gone better. If you love nature, animals, and country life, it's the perfect place. Since I enjoy all of that, I had a great time doing all the tasks. Additionally, we also took advantage of the time to visit nearby towns, go
… read more kayaking, horseback riding... Having your own space in the cabin is fantastic as well. They are lovely, and they made everything very easy for me. Thank you so much for everything, and I hope to see you soon!! Big hug.You can only contact Workawayers who have an active membership.
Clémence's month staying with us went by way too fast! She is easy going, communicative, a quick learner and a hard worker. It was a real pleasure to have her here and, of course, a relief to have someone taking over chores that tend to get away from us when we are otherwise working. Specifically, all the grass whipping and weeding. She dove right
… read more into it! Clémence is very loving with the animals and they, too, loved being around her. We also enjoyed great dinner conversations about books and films, among other topics. A real gem! Hope to see you again, Clémence!
I stayed with Katharina and Glenn the whole month of September. It was truly amazing!
My main tasks were weed wacking, weeding and taking care of the horses. It was my first time being around horses and Glenn had a lot of patience to help me get along with them. The horses are sweethearts, the other animals too! Bernie is the kindest dog on
… read more earth, litteraly.
I would truly advice anyone who enjoys nature to do this workaway! The hosts are really kind, interesting and caring. They drove me when I asked them to and showed me around. I went twice to Burlington because the bus are really easy and cheap to go there. Katharina took me to a beautiful river with a sand beach, Glenn to a football game,... A lot of nice memories and people I won't forget! Thank you so so much Katharina and Glenn, hope to see you again!!
Left by Workawayer (Josephine & Michael) for host
We stayed with Katharina and Glenn for 1 month in June. Katharina was incredibly attentive and nice, made sure we always had enough groceries, was very clear with directions when she gave us tasks to do, and always cooked healthy, filling meals. Katharina and Glenn are really cool, conscious people with a good sense of humor. They both love their
… read more animals so much, which was wonderful, and really shows because their two cats, two sweet dogs, and two horses were so kind, gentle and patient and just wonderful company to have around as we worked.
The work we did was mostly strimming the wild raspberries growing on the hilly property, clearing brush, sticks, and large branches, some weeding, sometimes feeding the horses and taking them for short walks, and other small various tasks around the garden and land. Sometimes the strimming became a bit monotonous, since there was so much of it do to. But we also did Haying for a few days which was fun and rewarding.
We had a lot of independence surrounding our work, and they were really flexible and easy with the schedule, we could let them know which days we wanted to have off. They were even so kind and trusting as to let us borrow their car on multiple occasions which we were really grateful for, as it let us explore the surround areas and go into Montpelier which was fairly close by car!
Glenn has an immense amount of knowledge and experience in carpentry, and we got to meet a lot of "old timers" in the community who have been building from scratch for a long time and were grounded and interesting to talk to. We had a sweet dinner with the neighbours, and went to a pizza night hosted by a family nearby.
Their two dogs, Bella and Bernie, became our close friends and every morning put a smile on our face seeing their tails wag when we came downstairs. If you throw a ball for Bernie one time he will be happy forever and always bring it back. Bernie is a true therapy dog in his heart. We both miss them so much.
The little Hobbit house that we stayed in was very nice, with a fair amount of privacy, and the outdoor shower was really pleasant. The view was incredible. There was no WIFI in the hobbit house, so you have to be ok with a bit of solitude. You can get fine service down at the house if you need it. But there are a multitude of books to read, walks to go on, and animals to spend time with. If you are lucky maybe you will find some mushrooms ;-)
All in all it was really pleasant! We wish the weather had been a bit more summer-like, but it is a really pleasant atmosphere, and we would be happy to go back.You can only contact Workawayers who have an active membership.
Left by host for Workawayer (Ryan)
We had a great experience with Ryan when he stayed with us for several weeks during the summer of 2022. Friendly and easy to get along with, he is quick to understand what is needed and pitches right in to get things done. We enjoyed him very much and continue to stay in touch because he's a great guy and because we hope he finds his way up here
… read more again to lend a hand... or just come for a visit. Exceeded all expectations!
Left by Workawayer (Ryan) for host
Katharina & Glenn were excellent hosts, and this Workaway location was exactly what I was looking for. I spent one month in a beautiful hand-built cabin up the hill from their house, and helped Glenn with caring for the horses, tree-clearing and wood chopping. The work was challenging but rewarding, and the property was stunning. We ate dinner
… read more together most nights of the week, and Katharina is an excellent cook. I keep in touch with G&K and hope to return one day. Great place to un-wind, get some reading in, and breath some fresh mountain air.You can only contact Workawayers who have an active membership.
Left by Workawayer (Zar) for host
Great people loving dogs plenty of nature quite food and good story's just go enjoy this paradise
You can only contact Workawayers who have an active membership.
Left by host for Workawayer (Zar)
Zar stayed with us for a week and helped us strip and paint the exterior trim of our rental house. He is a hard, diligent and reliable worker. But beyond that, Zar is just a pleasure to be around! He integrated seamlessly into our household. Great sense of humor and the most dog-loving person I have ever met. He stayed with our dogs a couple of
… read more times when we had to run errands and our dogs, who normally would follow us down the driveway, made no attempt to run after the car. Thank you Zar and do widzenia!Help at our non-profit llama rescue located in the hill country of South Central Texas, USA
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