\nCan you tell us a bit about the worksite and the camp\/work arrangements?<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
We set up Hobo Camp because we\u2019ve had to figure out a way to economically facilitate projects that are pretty consistently around 2-5 hours away since there are currently no natural subdivision developments taking place. We hope and anticipate that will soon change and while we are actively looking for investors for a small subdivision, we do enjoy our community set-up in the meantime.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Hobo camp hosts an array of premium overnight facilities like hot outdoor showers and a biodigester for our toilets and food scraps. (Yes, you can cook with the gas this makes). Luxurious, we know… In our common yurt we have the Hobo Mess hall where we join for all meals that we cook together. It\u2019s a real community vibe that we all truly value. Of course while this set-up helps reduce our carbon footprint in more ways than one and it is the most convenient arrangement for our crew, we do understand this kind of lifestyle can create hardships and we are empathetic when a crew member needs space or time off to themselves.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Since our next project involves at least two builds we can expect to see four seasons here so we are picking up our chickens soon and starting some raised beds to get the full effect. Our clients, who will inherit these, are certainly not complaining!<\/p>\n