June 19, 2013
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Go WWOOFing!
Young people head back to the land
by Barbara Annis
posted 8/25/2009
Clonlara high school grad Stef Weyand says the day her partner Aaron Jones got laid off "was a wonderful day for all of us!" Weyand, Jones, and their toddler, Quinn Xavier Zappa Jones, will soon leave their California home to volunteer on an organic farm through a program called World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms (WWOOF).
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