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October 19th 2006
After a few days in Glasgow, we boarded a train to the port town of Oban on the west coast and took a ferry to the Isle of Mull where we began our first WWOOFing experience. WWOOF (Willing Workers On Organic Farms) is a worldwide organization placing volunteers on organic farms of all varieties. This farm was located on the far west end of Mull, an hours bus ride from the ferry. Mull is beautif ... read more

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Jeremy Coerper

Hi everybody. Most of you know I recently quit my job in the corporate world in the pursuit of something a little more "human." But before jumping into something new, I wanted to take some time off and experience some new places and people in Europe where I'd never been before. So my brother and I left the East Coast in mid-September and plan to travel up until Christmas. Our aim is to not jump around and try to see too much, but pick a handful of places and stay for a week or so at a time to really soak in the cultures. We plan to spend some of our time on organic farms doing volunteer w... full info

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