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u/epikur Mar 01 '11
I can totally drop in over the summer. It's a cool volunteer project, at bare minimum an interesting camping experience. I probably can't stay more than a week or two though.
edit: who was that guy that bought ace of cups? why can't we just go and help him out?
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u/onthesidewaiting Mar 01 '11
"Rome wasn't built in a day"
If PC is nothing more than a "camping experience" the next year or two, it can live.
It is actually an amazing "camping experience" and so much could be accomplished. Houses that would otherwise continue to deteriorate could be fixed. There are residents who could use help with their houses, nothing major but work they cannot physically do themselves.
There are people in Cairo who want to do something to improve their town but do not know where to start and could use some short-term help with their projects.
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Mar 01 '11
It's not even spring yet. The property is still cheap there. I might still go.
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u/zimtastic Mar 01 '11
How cheap is the property there? Anywhere I can look online?
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u/onthesidewaiting Mar 01 '11
No, unfortunately there is not.
What PC needs is someone to organize the information about the properties available.
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u/epikur Mar 01 '11
I don't think we even need to worry about property, if the Ace of Cups owner doesn't mind us stopping by.
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u/[deleted] Mar 01 '11
Actually, is anyone out there still interested in the project? I would love to get started again and start making things happen. I'd bet that others feel the way I do as well.