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jackie morris
  • 46, Female
  • Windsor, MO
  • United States
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xanterra.com - go to apply online and then just scroll to death valley furnace creek and click on it, it will show you what jobs are available. you can also check stovepipe wells.
on Thursday
Woud you share the web site with us
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oct tthru may for seasonal but they are open year round.not alot of jobs and they go fast because the benefits are so good.
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season started last month
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Hometown:
windsor mo
About Me:
looking to be free
Last Seasonal Job:
yellowstone
Favorite Seasonal Job:
yellowstone
Where have you lived and worked?
missouri
Dream Job:
yellowstone

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At 6:21pm on November 8, 2009, Keith Larson said…
Congrats on the Furnace Creek job. Please keep us updated. I'm very happy with my winter gig. Otherwise the place would be one of the first on my winter list.
At 2:30pm on October 21, 2009, Brandy Dunn said…
Jackie, I didn't take the job at Furnace Creek. So I know they are still looking for someone at the front desk, bell man, reservations, housekeeping, and warehouse. I recommend you call HR directly and talk to Steve. Tell him you are very interested. I must tell you though they only pay $8,00 which is CA minimum wage. Don't mention my name. It may only hurt your chances. If you want you can call me at 865-622-1075. Please let me know what happens. GOOD LUCK!
At 1:10pm on September 11, 2009, Dawn Garrison said…
Hey Girl, U owe me a quarter!!
At 4:54pm on September 7, 2009, janice ball said…
hey jackie nice page by the way, i've got to learn how to do this... yeah i'm looking start my first gig as seasonal worker by next year, i love this site, so many great people here willing to help ,, hope to make good friends here and hopefully meet them out there somewhere on the move always looking for new advice on getting started... yellowstone is one place always wanted to start.
At 4:51pm on April 1, 2009, Joan Meyer said…
Several people had satellite TV hooked up at Canyon. Some said it was difficult getting a signal between the trees, others said no problem. We didn't have TV so I couldn't verify. (I did a lot of reading) We did have a land line phone and signed up with a local internet service. The cell phone worked if you stood by the door, facing east, right hand in the air, with your foot in a piece of metal....you get the idea. I was told "they" were working on getting another tower for better reception so maybe.
At 9:57am on March 29, 2009, Joan Meyer said…
The last year I was there 2004, we had a construction crew staying in the upper circle with us. They were rebuilding the road from Canyon to Tower. The RV camp was extended for the extra people so a lot changed. I don't know how it is this year. Maybe somebody can clue us in. DNC has two stores at Canyon 1 is a small camp store and the other is a big general store with a diner (50's)style, and merchandise. They had a book section, jewelry, clothing, food, and souveniers. The shifts varied, some were split into 4 morning & 4 night because the store could be really busy at those times. Its in walking distance from the RV camp via a path through the woods. You have to be careful about not leaving stuff outside to attract bears, bring mosquito repellant, and if its very dry they will have fire restrictions -outside grilling would then be by propane. I hope you will like it as much as I did.
At 11:09am on March 20, 2009, Robyn said…
Hi Jackie, I look forward to meeting you at Canyon in May. It is so nice to be in contact with people before we arrive there. I'll be staying in the dorms.
At 12:06am on March 15, 2009, Sarah said…
nice! i'm sure you'll see me often :) i look forward to working with you :) i'll be in a dorm, no rv, i wish...
At 7:42am on March 8, 2009, DPar said…
Cool. I'm looking forward to working with you. It's nice to meet someone I'm going to be working with before I get out there. I'm not a huge fisherman, but I plan on doing a ton of hiking and mountain biking. I'm hoping to stay on the road for a little while as well. Any ideas for winter?
At 6:44pm on February 19, 2009, Sequoia said…
Yes they have spots for RV's I believe $30 a week, unless you get a manager position and negotiate a free spot.
 
 

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