NOVA EDEN DAVIDCAMPUS ADVENTURES & DEVELOPMENTS
NOVA EDEN DavidCampus ADVENTURES & DEVELOPMENTS
Updates on our Adventures
NEWS UPDATE JUNE 18,2024
On May 25th Ronald Fournier came with a little white workhorse that has been a blessing to clear away some of the damage from the hurricane from two years ago that is still being cleaned away. Monica wants to give it a name rather than calling it the little white truck. Any suggestions.
The workshop in the background just received a new metal roof and we are getting ready to board in the extension. This gives us a workshop 35 feet by 30 feet with two floors for the construction phase 1.
Ronald also brought with him an electric chain saw that can be used for trimming the fruit trees and ornamental flowering trees.
When Monica and I visited Ron and Yolande recently we brought home a portable septic tank Ronald purchased to use with the camper he brought to the property last fall. The Camper can sleep and house several woolfers as well as students or teachers as they begin arriving at Nova Eden David Campus.
Our first woofers Alison and his son Matt will arrive on June 29th.
Ronald also brought last fall a mobile Office Trailer that can be converted to extra sleeping quarters or used as a mobile office and tool storage once construction begins.
He has just purchased a Tractor that will be used for removing the trees in the upper fields that were downed by hurricane Fiona.
When Ronald visited last time we did a survey with the little 4 wheel drive workhorse to establish how many trees we needed to remove so the 65 acres of fields can be harvested for hay.
According to Ronald's schedule the Tractor should be arriving June 24th and Ronald an experience operator of heavy equipment will be doing some maintenance work while he is here.
We hope to use it for putting in septic fields and tanks for the conversion of two buildings into residence for staff, teachers and students of the revelation as well as for woofers who come to work on the site. We may also rent out rooms as a bed and breakfast when rooms are available.
The little white truck can also be converted and used as
a survival or emergency vehicle should another storm like White Juan with hurricane-strength nor'easter blizzard of February 2004 that dropped 60 inches of snow on the property with 12 foot drifts.
So lots happening on the ground here at Nova Eden David Campus.
Godspeed,
Paul
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