Hay! Favorite Hay Harvest Workamping Memories
This week’s Friday Five features photos of favorite hay harvest workamping memories at Vickers Ranch, where we’ve enjoyed workamping for many summers.
Working the dream life for 17+ years.
This week’s Friday Five features photos of favorite hay harvest workamping memories at Vickers Ranch, where we’ve enjoyed workamping for many summers.
Photos and video of the shortest hay season during this year’s Rocky Mountain Harvest while at our favorite workamping job.
Jim shares details and video of another fun Vickers Ranch workamping project where the lake expansion took teamwork with heavy equipment and hand tools.
Many new full-timers wonder if taking a summer workamping gig is worth the effort. If this video doesn’t convince them that they should, I don’t know what will.
Building rock steps at ranch workamping job requires a good pick, shovel, rake, and willingness to work out hard every day for a few weeks.
Jim explains the difference between woodcutting and cutting trees with three new videos from another summer workamping at Vickers Ranch.
Friday Five collection of random photos from our favorite ranch workamping job over our last two months at Vickers Ranch hint at things to come.
Workamping with pets and without them has both pros and cons, as we came to discover during our first summer season workamping job without Wyatt Ray Dawg.
Paying homage to Old Blue, the best ranch vehicle ever. And introducing Old Red. Two Vickers Ranch work Jeeps
Ranch workamper Jim shares more photos from his workamping job at Vickers Ranch, as he hopes to provide more details (and video) when the season ends.
Jim shares more ranch workamping scenes for another collection of random nomadic lifestyle photos for this week’s Friday Fine in the Live Work Dream blog.
Jim shares the good, bad and ugly side of workamping with tribute to Sandman and deep thoughts about a brilliant rainbow in the horse pasture outside his door.
Photos of variety work from ranch workamping projects and the rare days off at Vickers Ranch. Cutting wood, logging, trail running, and more.
Jim shares ranch workamping photos from more ranch workamping projects from another not-so-typical week at Vickers Ranch.
What do ranch workampers do? There are no typical ranch workamping duties. Every job, and every day, is different when workamping on a ranch.