O/T Sort of. Volunteer Caretaker
Submitted: Tuesday, Apr 01, 2008 at 19:11
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Member - Kevin J (QLD)
My wife and I operate our travels as volunteers for properties in the drought areas of Queensland and there are still many. The organisation we work through is www.FrontierServices.org/OutbackLinks
At this moment they are looking for a volunteer to fill the position of caretaker at a small privately operated
mine site near
Forsayth in north Queensland for about 3 weeks from middle of April.
Sounds easy with only 2 horses, three birds and 6 chooks to care for and to make sure that all the mining equipment is still on site when they return.
I don't know a great deal more but from experience it usually comes with free 'site', power and water with the use of facilities which they have at the location.
Three weeks in an area which has many special attractions. Cobold
Gorge, Agate Creek,
Einasleigh Pub to mention a few.
If you are interested you can contact Davida on 1300 731 349.
We have found this to be a wonderful way to really experience the country and helps the budget no end.
Kevin J