By Marie, June 4, 2010 Mayo from a nearby village has been a friend of ours for a few years. Over some beers at a recent town party, we noticed his natural talent for correcting our Spanish in an understandable way. Pair that with his basic English, he’s a great candidate for Spanish language practice.
Friendly, very outgoing (though he […]
By Marie, April 24, 2010 You never know what to expect at the Bosque. Depending on the crowd, activities range quite a bit, both in quantity and type. People engage with each other to develop fun, deepness, and community by leading and participating in a wide variety of activities. Amazing people visit the Bosque and contribute to the vibe. Their […]
By Brian, January 6, 2010 It isn’t always easy….. Even with a good to do list, and organized tasks… system failures distract…
Not being able to turn on a light switch for magic power. Not being able turn on a faucet for water and have it come out reliably.
The lodge pump failed. Unclear why it doesn’t pump water… it […]
By Marie, May 14, 2009 We have a gazillion pine needles on the forest floor. For weaving baskets, the pine needles need to be long – at least 20 centimeters, or about 8 inches.
A women’s collective in Opopeo (a village about an hour from the Bosque) came to this area and taught the women here how to weave beautiful […]
By Marie, May 5, 2009 Who is the Bosque Village?
We’ve updated our People at the Bosque in order to include volunteers and teachers.
Our volunteers make up “Team Bosque” – they tend gardens, work on natural building projects, help cook and clean, and run activities for other volunteers and guests. Each person brings a different vibe and spirit with […]
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