Kevin travels and works from a self-built bus running on 15kWh of off-grid capacity — it needs a place to park, not a place to plug in. Hosting means offering land or a driveway for 1–2 weeks. What's exchanged for that is laid out plainly below, not left to guesswork.
The bus is largely self-sufficient — it doesn't need shore power or a dedicated hookup to function. What it needs from a host is space, and whatever access makes a 1–2 week stay workable for both sides.
Room to park a self-built bus — level, reasonably accessible ground. Rural, semi-rural, or a large enough driveway all work.
Typically 1–2 weeks per stay. Shorter or longer by arrangement, discussed before confirming.
Water top-off and a place to dispose of waste are appreciated but not required — the off-grid capacity covers power on its own.
What each side can expect from a hosting arrangement, stated plainly rather than negotiated fresh every time.
| What the host provides | [e.g. a level parking spot, access dates, any house rules] |
|---|---|
| What Kevin offers in exchange | [e.g. labor-trade, a skills session, a build consult, straight rent — name what's actually on the table] |
| Suggested rate / exchange | [a number or a range, or "work-trade only" if that's the floor] |
| What NESI (the bus) needs | Level ground, road access for a self-built bus. No shore power required — runs on its own 15kWh off-grid capacity. |
| Cancellation / flexibility | [your actual policy — how much notice either side needs] |
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