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    Greetings from the Sunshine State

    Any websites to look for seasonal positions in Germany? Regards
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    Greetings from the Sunshine State

    Not where I’m working ! But on the way of my bicycle ride each day…
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    Greetings from the Sunshine State

    The work has been rough… but I’m pulling through!
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    Greetings from the Sunshine State

    Very true. I don't mean to put the cart before the horse, but it'd be foolish to not at least try and have a game plan or potential course of action, though I know I will have to take it one day at a time. It's a bit overwhelming to move across the country alone and with no idea if I'm just...
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    Greetings from the Sunshine State

    I would like to broaden my horizons for the first year or two, but at my age, I'm ready to settle down... I'm hoping I can manage to find a winery to work at full time within the next 2-3 years... That would be ideal.
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    Greetings from the Sunshine State

    Should I already be looking for opportunities elsewhere for once this harvest internship ends? The Southern Hemisphere and abroad?
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    Greetings from the Sunshine State

    Secured an apprenticeship. Secured housing across the country. Going to buy a flight today and start packing.
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    Greetings from the Sunshine State

    Thanks for the recommendations, I'll give them a go. I've been on WineBusiness mostly, the vast majority of the intern positions are in California, maybe a bit of Oregon and Washington. I'm all ready to fly out when the opportunity hits, bags are packed.
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    Greetings from the Sunshine State

    Hello all, My name is Brandon, I'm currently living in South Florida at the age of 30, and seeking to restart my life by venturing out to California this season. I've worked as a yacht carpenter since going to remote Alaska to work at a fishing lodge, called out there by Bob Ross, that which is...
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