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Interested in WWOOFing in (countries): Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, Costa Rica, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia, Argentina, Chile, Other

What is your experience in Organic Farming?: Just a big garden behind my familys house and that's about it.

At 9:54pm on February 9, 2011, Jane Madrigal said…: Hi Elliot!

Ill be in Ecuador April through the end of June. I have a friend who will be staying in Baños caring for a farm there, and have found TONS of awesome people through couchsurfing.org, I definitely recommend checking that out! How long will you be down there and where else are you planning on going to?

At 9:50pm on January 14, 2011, adam nuber said…: Hey there Elliot,

Ill be Quito the 15,16 and 17th for sure before i head out to hike and farm. If you'd like to meet up and explore my info is on my page. I have a few ideas on where to go but it is pretty open ended. Peace bro.

adam

At 11:03pm on January 11, 2011, Lauren Eva said…: Hey Elliot, I will also be in Quito around the 20th of January, I'm taking classes there till mid-February. Let me know when you arrive and we can hang out and see some of the city or whatnot.

At 10:55am on January 11, 2011, Justin Roberts said…: I'll be in Cahuasqui by the 20th, but certainly stay in contact. I'm not sure if I'll make it to the Ecuador coast, I would like to, but I think I'm just going to wait and see if that makes sense at some point. --J

At 11:51pm on January 4, 2011, Sarah Renee Ozlanski said…: Heyyy! I actually don't know a whole lot about the farms here in Ecuador, because both times I have been here I have been working at a small indigenous shcool in a village called Salasaca, which is between Banos and Ambato. However, there are sooooo many really awesome places to see here! I haven't spent much time on the coast, but I do know of some great places here in the Andes. Vilcabamba is one of my favorites, Banos is really fun too, and you should definitely check out Quilotoa for a really fun and beautiful hike. My other favorite place here is the Amazon. If you don't have the time to explore the Rio Napo, you should at least check out Puyo and possibly even go as far as Tena. I am going to be here pretty much until my visa runs out on the 25th of February, so if you want to meet up I would be more than happy to show you around. Don't be hesitant at all with any questions you might have about this country. I love Ecuador a lot and I love sharing my passion for this country with anyone who asks. Best wishes for your upcoming trip!

-Sarah Renee

At 4:22pm on January 4, 2011, Sarah Cunningham said…: Hi Elliot, thanks for the message. I do plan to head to Ecuador at some point this year, though at this time I'm not exactly sure when. I will first be heading to Peru in early February to do a Permaculture Design Certification program in Iquitos and will probably spend a few months in Peru after that before I go to Ecuador. Do you have any plans to travel in Peru? Let me know if you do as I'm definitely interested in meeting/traveling with other travelers!

At 1:43am on January 4, 2011, Kara Yoder said…: Hi Elliot, I am actually going to Ecuador on the 12th of January as well. I will also be in Quito for about a week then heading south to Peru. I have some volunteer work set up in Cuzco so I am trying to make it there from Quito, then I'll probably work my way north again over the next 5 months. My plans are pretty open and I thought about doing some wwoofing down there, but I haven't looked into it too much. Maybe we could meet up. Do you have any idea what you are wanting to do?

At 4:58pm on January 3, 2011, Justin Roberts said…: Hi there Elliot, I'm actually taking off for Ecuador on the 12th. I'll be in Quito for a few days and then I'm headed to Cahuasqui, which is a bit northwest of Ibarra. When are you thinking of going? I'll be around for awhile. I'm planning on wwoofing different places for the next 4 months, eventually making my way down to Lima Peru. Maybe we could meet up.

At 3:35pm on December 28, 2010, WWOOF Ecuador Country Manager said…: Hello Eliot, On December 12th we sent you an email invitation to join WWOOF Ecuador. In case you haven't done so yet, you need to open this email and follow directions to enter your profile information and choose a password for log in at the website. Once you have successfully completed the sign up process you are done. You may access the host farm list at any time by signing in at the WWOOF Ecuador page. You do not need to click on anything else, the host farm list will be automatically displayed. Scroll down the page to view the full list. If you have any questions you may write to wwoofmail@yahoo.com