http://burningregions.tribe.net/thread/aca7b021-51d4-4c82-b0d8-f2aa1801cc63?format=rss Tribe.net. Local Connections http://burningregions.tribe.net/thread/aca7b021-51d4-4c82-b0d8-f2aa1801cc63#de5142e5-69c5-46e3-b619-bfd8705c79f0 It seems odd that there isn't a baby burn in Mexico. There is such youth energy and vibrance here; all looking for something to create. Wouldn't it be nice to try to create a space with some burning man values and vibe which can last longer than just a week? We are a budding ecovillage in the highlands of Mexico partly based on burning man and similar temporary autonimous zones. We are looking for some longer term volunteers to live here in exchange for the work they do. We need: Kitchen manager, yoga instructor, massage therapist, domestic help, and teachers of Spanish and English. Our regular volunteers pay a fee to work here, but for these positions we can make other arrangements. We are also open to new residents with compatible values. After years of work, this forest serves as a retreat space for artists, performers, writers, and other creative and friendly people. It is called the "Bosque Village". Bosque means forest in Spanish. This place is becoming an ongoing small festival as well as a growing community. We have a constant stream of volunteers and amazing visitors! Some people come through when they are between jobs, traveling, or to live here for a time and telecommute. Some of our visitors are visiting many communities looking for one to live in. WEB PAGE: http://bosquevillage.com NEXT LITTLE FESTIVAL: http://jobutsu.com/cumbreyah You can also add the Bosque as friends on social networking sites: * http://www.facebook.com/people/Bosque-Forrest/1326703744 * MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/bosquevillage * Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/thebosque/ See you in Mexico! ~La gente en el bosque Thu, 02 Apr 2009 13:49:06 GMT http://burningregions.tribe.net/thread/aca7b021-51d4-4c82-b0d8-f2aa1801cc63#de5142e5-69c5-46e3-b619-bfd8705c79f0 Bosque 2009-04-02T13:49:06Z