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SWEET OPPORTUNITY IN MICHIGAN
SWEET opportunity in Michigan near the shores of Lake Huron!. Harvest up to $1,050 per week. Express Employment Professionals has started the annual recruiting for the Michigan Beet Harvest! Wages: $16.40/hr, with anything over 40 hours is time and a half. Positions starts approximately October 15 through early-November. Have managerial experience? Beet Receiving Leaders Wanted! These individuals are responsible for the safe and efficient operation of the piling site including personnel
management, communications, and enforcement of safety and operating policies.
Grand Forks, ND The Unbeetable Experience!
It's never too soon to start thinking about the fall BEET HARVEST! Harvest up to $2,500 in 2 weeks. Express Employment Professionals has started the annual recruiting for the American Crystal and Sidney Sugars Sugar Beet Harvest!
South and West Texas Now Hiring Oilfield Gate Guards!!
Guard 1 Services is NOW seeking oilfield gate guards for the South and West TX areas. Job requirements: pass a criminal background, drug screen, own RV, 2 person crew and obtain security license (3steps).
Traveling mobile laundry special event services
Looking for 2 highly motivated people, that enjoy traveling to run and manage a mobile laundry business .East coast in the summer and Florida in the winter. Traveling to equine horse show events. Applicants must be able to multi task, have strong customer service skills, be computer fluent .
Idaho Sugar Beet Harvest - Amalgamated Sugar
Looking to earn some extra cash for the holidays or winter travel? Come to Southern Idaho and work the harvest campaign for The Amalgamated Sugar Company, LLC. Harvest begins in late September and concludes by early November.
Gate Guards - West Texas
Job Description: Independent contractor team of two licensed gate guards for oil field traffic gate. Qualifications: * Must have a team of two people with a RV to live onsite – we provide generator, fuel & water * Must have level II security license through TX DPS / TOPS
Texas, J&G Security Gate Guards Wanted
[J&G Security Gate Guard] Gate Guard Security Job Overview: J&G Security has served the oilfield for over 25 years and offers round-the-clock on-site security for drilling, completion, and construction sites.
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Feature Work Camper Employer Of The Week
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Clothesline Laundry Royal Palm Loxahachee Florida Traveling mobile laundry special event services. Looking for 2 highly motivated people, that enjoy traveling to run and manage a mobile laundry business .East coast in the summer and Florida in the winter. Traveling to equine horse show events. Applicants must be able to multi task, have strong customer service skills, be computer fluent .
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Leslie Clark and Scott Collins
Hello. We are an experienced, hard working, honest and knowledgeable workamping couple. We have experience in every aspect of workamping. We can do housekeeping, customer service, groundskeeping, pool maintenance, rebuilding or remodeling out buildings, run and maintain small and mid-sized equipment, work a camp store or souvenir shop, office help and many other attributes.
John
Caretaker/watchman/housesitter position wanted. mid 50's male semi retired. Willing and able to perform light mainttenance, security, landscaping, pet care. Extra duties negotiable. Have self-contained RV if no housing is provided. would be perfect for absentee property owner.Have no ties to any area, looking to explore new places. I am currently in southern California,
Dawn and Michael Lemieux. We are looking for work/camp position in the Southeast. Our ideal dates are December 15 through the end of March. Michael is a carpenter and can take on anything from fix it projects to new construction. He has a little experience doing basic plumbing and electrical work, but is not licensed in either. He is also experienced in caring for a large property using tractor, lawn equipment, weed-whacker, chainsaw and other yard
and garden equipment. Dawn is a retired printing business owner. She can easily pick up new computer software and is very comfortable providing excellent customer service. She also operates a garden maintenance business in the summer in New Hampshire and is comfortable weeding, designing and maintaining gardens. Together we also operate a small bed and breakfast. Both of us can cook breakfast, clean rooms and bathrooms and provide a welcoming atmosphere for our guests. We are
both in our mid-sixties and very fit. We are hard workers and not afraid to take on any task.
Howard and Peggy
Position Wanted: Camp Host/ Workamping
Location Desired: Port Charlotte/Ft. Myer, Fl. Area
Availability: Winter 2021-22
Summary:
We are a fun, outgoing, hardworking, dependable couple who have a passion for travel and meeting new people, looking to continue our exciting camp host adventures. We are experienced and knowledgeable in the camping community, and the generally accepted rules and operations.
Howard is a Marine Corps veteran, While Peggy has been in the Medical field . With our experience and ability, we would be a welcome and added value to your staff.
Angela and Jim Johnson
Objective:
My name is Angela Johnson, and I am seeking a work camping position for myself that provides at least a FHU camp site, including electric; the right position that offers both a site and salary may be even better. My experiences make me a good candidate for positions as camp host, assistant campground manager, retail sales, customer service positions, planning and overseeing activities, or presenting educational programs. Locations in the South and Southwest are of particular interest for winter
2021-2022; I would be very intrigued in northern states or those with cooler climates for summer 2022.
Background:
As a current camp host in a campground where I have helped periodically over 3 years, I use the resnexus.com system when taking reservations, answer the phone, monitor online reservations, check guests in/out, address campers’ questions or concerns, ensure campground rules are followed, and sale firewood. Cleaning of the bathrooms, laundry, and office is also part of the current part-time duties.
Jim and Nancy Reams
Positions wanted (Part time): General handymen needs, Maintenance, Pool, Groundskeeper. Misc. outdoor upkeep. We prefer working outside.
Location Desired: North in the summer and South in the winter – Seasonal.
Availability: Now/Winter 21/22; open for discussion. Next position accepted 4/22-10/22.
Compensation: FHU and Salary
Smokers: No; Drinkers: Yes; Pets: No; Kids: No
About us:
We are a happy, outgoing couple that enjoy meeting new people and socializing. Having years of experience working in the hospitality industry, we understand customer service and have what it takes to make sure people are treated with respect and professionalism. We have reached that point in our lives where we do treasure our free time together and explore new areas. Jim is fully retired now (Air Force Veteran; Postal Service Retired; Chief Engineer IHG Hotels Retired) and we are ready for our
“new” life.
Skills:
Combined skills in management/logistics. General outdoor maintenance, make-ready, and general household upkeep. Jim: General maintenance, electric, plumbing, carpentry, overall handy man, pool, grounds upkeep, housekeeping. Nancy: Office, sales, administrative, data entry, computer, tourism, and hospitality background. (Prefers outside work)
Workamping Experience:
Currently (since 4/21) working as “mowing couple” with additional duties such as: camp hosts; escorting guests; night security; site refresh/beautification; feeding livestock; housekeeping; monitoring departures/arrivals; pool maintenance; after hours walk ins; and additional duties as needed.
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Work Camper Tip Of The Week
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How do you remove the baked on carbon off the bottom of your fry and sauce pans?
First, Take your pans and give them a good scrubbing to remove the loose surface grease.
Second, Take some spray oven cleaner and coat the area you wish to clean. You will get the best results from the more expensive major brands of oven cleaner.
Third, place the coated pan in a plastic kitchen trash bag and tie the bag shut.
Fourth, Let the pan sit over night then remove it from from bag and clean off sprayed area with dish soap and water. You might want to wear gloves to protect you skin when using oven cleaner.
This process might have to be repeated several times to completely remove the burnt on carbon on heavily soiled pots and pans.
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How do you catch a squirrel? Just climb a tree and act like a nut.
Why don’t you ever see hippopotamus hiding in trees? Because they’re really good at it.
I went on a once in a lifetime trip. Never again.
Why can’t a bike stand on its own? It’s two tired.
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Now that the RV life has taken hold, what is the next step? The next step is a dream, make a plan, and set a goal. Just like we plan each trip that we take to get to the destination, goals are ways to reach your target or dream. One goal is about the people that you meet along the way. People make RV life very rewarding and interesting. If you
have the desire to meet someone everywhere you go, then you will touch someone's life in a positive way which will have a ripple effect. Whether we are working virtually or staying in-touch with family sharing ideas and pictures with everyone creates bonding and memories. How many people have you touched or have you been touched by someone? I would bet there is a large number in your memory banks.
When Jim and I started this journey, my heart was sadden by the friends that I would lose. However, we have gained so many more friends, relationships and special people in our lives that it has truly been a huge blessing. My challenge to all that read this little snippet is to make a difference today in someone's life. You will be glad that
you did and the person you made the difference will also be glad you did.
Personally, I would love to introduce you to some pampering as my way to bless each of you. Email me today for an exclusive goodie bag that is absolutely amazing!
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Mary Kay Beauty Consultant
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mkconsultantjje@gmail.com
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Earn Your Living with a Blog or Website
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A blog or website is way to earn a living without being tied to one location and it can be fun! Your blog can be about most anything like the best places to shop for RV parts or the best recipes. Picking a topic that you enjoy makes the blog even easier to write. We are always looking for bloggers to add dimension to our newsletter. We use SoloBuiltIt! (SBI!) which is an all-in-one program that guides you
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“Coming together is a beginning; keeping together is progress; working together is success.” – Henry Ford
“Only put off until tomorrow what you are willing to die having left undone.” – Pablo Picasso
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RVers Can Be Property Caretakers and House-sitters!
There are empty homes in every state and country, and property owners are looking for trustworthy people to take care of their properties. The Caretaker Gazette contains property care-taking/house-sitting openings in all 50 states and foreign countries. Many of our RVers park their rig in the homeowner's driveway or backyard, and either stay in their RV or enjoy living in a nice home. Published since 1983, subscribers receive 1,000+ property care-taking and
house-sitting opportunities each year, worldwide. Some of these care-taking and house-sitting openings also offer compensation in addition to the free housing provided. Short, medium and long-term property care-taking assignments are in every issue. Online subscriptions: $29.95/year. The Caretaker Gazette, 1205 E 31st Street, Austin TX 78722. (206) 462-1818. The Caretaker Gazette is published by Gary Dunn. www.caretaker.org
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