I'm in school studying clinical herbalism and am unable to host guests at this time, but let me know if you need any leads for finding a place to stay or if you'd like advice on cool nature-y spots to check out nearby! best wishes, fellow wanderer~*

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

a huge part of traveling, to me, is meeting new people and experiencing what life is actually like in a new place. I've hosted and been hosted many times over the years, and am always inspired by how lovingly and selflessly people have welcomed me into their homes... there are good people everywhere, and I love contributing to a culture of giving. if you take care of others, other people will take care of you. xx

Interests

herbal medicine, gardening/farming, hiking, swimming, bike rides, reading, singing, cooking, etc

• singing
• cooking
• running
• gardening
• reading
• traveling
• painting
• music
• hiking
• permaculture
• farming
• bike rides
• herbalism

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

trekked up the Kali Gandaki in Nepal, bungee jumped off the bridge between Zambia and Zimbabwe, fell in love with the most beautiful and deliciously fragrant wisteria vine in all of Austin, TX, picked wild Maine blueberries by the handful whilst surrounded by scenic ocean views, drove coast to coast in a single splendid summer (California to Maine), slept under the dreamiest kaleidoscope of stars imaginable in Botswana... I could go on and on. all of life is so full of magic I could cry

Teach, Learn, Share

I especially love hosting/being hosted by other plant folk. give me a tour of your garden! show me your most favorite tree in town! that stuff makes me melt

What I Can Share with Hosts

yummy food! cute cover songs on the guitar! plant medicines + lore! a calm presence, kind spirit, and willingness to adventure around ❤

Countries I’ve Visited

Belize, Botswana, Brazil, Canada, Cayman Islands, France, Germany, Iceland, Jamaica, Mexico, Nepal, Paraguay, Turkey, Zimbabwe

Countries I’ve Lived In

United States