Big I, tomorrow: banana abundance and waterfalls

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Permalink Reply by Windlord on November 16, 2011 at 3:27pm

Nice to have you visit us, Kihalani. 

Is this an offer just to come say hi for a day, or do you actually accomodate volunteers more long term?

Either way, mahalo for the invite and feel free to stop by and share your paradise adventures anytime :)

Permalink Reply by Kihalani on November 17, 2011 at 2:18am

Yes, actually, we are currently calling in a fruitarian female volunteer/work trader. We have a giant tent for her and she can share our kitchen, shower, bath and outdoor flush toilet. Woodfired hot tub on it's way. Other volunteers can set up camp here or on zacks side of the river...let's talk story if you are interested...bless

Permalink Reply by Aloha Girl on December 9, 2011 at 6:23pm

Are you on the big Island. I may be your girl for woofing in Feb 2012. Short term. 

Let's talk!

Permalink Reply by Raybo Ji on December 10, 2011 at 6:54am

This post was a month ago, but I'm wondering what your banana state is at present?  We are on the Kona side and have lots of green stacks on the trees but nothing ripe at this time and I am jonesing for some nanners!! I'd also love to come by for a visit and see your farm...

Mahalo,

Raybo

707-293-5397

Permalink Reply by Glow on December 10, 2011 at 11:27am

thats my dream

Permalink Reply by Raybo Ji on December 13, 2011 at 2:40pm

Hi Kihalani, I haven't heard back from you, but I am still very interested in your banana stash, as we are still a week or more away from our racks being ripe enough to eat.  I am in Kona, just south of the airport.

Mahalo,

Raybo - 707-293-5397