This earth and lime plaster, earth/adobe floors and clay paint workshop is designed to teach and train you in the use of the tools and techniques to prepare, mix, apply and finish.

You will understand/learn how to work with natural earth/clay/lime materials for both interior and exterior applications along with many details to create beautiful plastered walls and floors for your natural/healthy homes and projects.

Our workshops are small and personal, please sign up early before it fills.

You will leave LanderLand full of ideas and inspiration to build your own earthen creation.

Please bring:
• Loose fitting rubber gloves
• Safety glasses
• Dust mask

Workshop fee (includes tax):
$210/person - Lunches included.
$380/couple - Lunches included.
*10% discount if you have attended our workshop before.

Contact / Registration:
Tom and Satomi Lander
Ph: 505-895-5029
E-mail: tom@LanderLand.com

Accomodations:
Two free camp grounds in town. Limited facilities.
Black Range Lodge B&B is next door www.blackrangelodge.com
Enchanted Villa B&B and Barbershop Plaza Motel are in Hillsboro(9miles) www.HillsboroNM.com

Restaurants in Hillsboro are open limited hours. No grocery stores. www.HillsboroNM.com

Area info. www.KingstonNewMexico.com

Directions:
From the East
To get to Kingston take Interstate-25 and exit at the Hillsboro exit #63, twelve miles south of Truth or Consequences or 63 miles North of Las Cruces. At the bottom of the exit ramp, turn west and go 27 miles (on NM152) to the town of Hillsboro -- Kingston is only nine miles further.... At the edge of Kingston bear right off the highway onto “ Main Street”. If you miss that turn, you will find yourself climbing up a steep curvy hill, then you will see a sign that announces the Gila National Forest. Turn around and head back. LanderLand is up Main Street on the left about 1/4 mile at the Bamboo Gate.
Just let you know the village of Kinston is tiny. Right before the entrance of Kingston there is a tiny green highway sign - blink and you will miss it.

From the West
To get to the Kingston drive east on I-10 and exit at Lordsburg or Deming, NM, depending on which way you want to go.

The Lordsburg route will take you through Silver City (Hwy 90) where you catch Hwy 180 for about 5 miles then take a left turn onto Hwy 152. This is where you will see the first sign to Kingston (about 45 miles, and about an hour and twenty minutes). This is a beautiful drive, but not recommend at night or if the weather is questionable. Stay on Hwy 152, which winds its way past a big copper mine, down into the Mimbres valley, then up through the Gila National
Forest and over the Black Range Mountains. You will crest the Black Range at Emory Pass, at the top there is a great vista point (left about 100 yards on a paved access road), Here you can see 100+ miles and overlook Kingston, the closest community. (There's a rest room here, too.) Back on Hwy 152, you will descend 9 miles and make a sharp left-turn into Kingston. LanderLand is up Main Street on the left about 1/4 mile at the Bamboo Gate.

If you exit I-10 at Deming follow the signs to Hatch. Basically you turn left under the freeway onto Hwy 180 and go about a mile, then yield right onto Hwy 26. This is a straight, fast road, with an occasional patrol car. Go 30 miles, and turn Left onto Hwy 27. This turn comes up fast at highway speeds -- there is a bar/restaurant called "The Middle of Nowhere Cafe." You'll also see a joke sign for the "Nutt Shopping Mall," but not until you slow down and turn left. Hwy 27 is a little-traveled road through ranch country. It goes from straight to rolling hills, and you may see cattle on the road. Antelope are also sighted along here. The road passes by the ghost town of Lake Valley and ends at Hillsboro, where you will turn Left -- Kingston is nine miles further.
Remember to gas up in Truth or Consequences, Deming, Silver City or Hillsboro.