New Cambium

Two more houses were completed this year, in addition to a few that have been renovated. The rentals were completely full at one point in February, so a couple building a house stayed with me in the house that I own, and cooked. We enjoyed eating out on the veranda, watching the hummingbirds come to the nearby flowering plant. One adventurous day we set out to explore, and came across a disused cacao plantation, and a saman tree shading the end of a ridge (one of many saman throughout New Cambium). Walking is enjoyable on the two miles of lanes, and the temperatures are suitable for naturism 24 hours, year round. Clothes off on arrival, back on at the end of the trip. And lovely views of the mountains, which start just across a road from New Cambium. Some have even paid the farmer to hike them, naturist once out of site of the village. The local food is lovely too; I like the cornbread sold in the village.

Several leaseholders came together a few years ago to buy the land from the previous owner, and the site is slowly blossoming.

As someone who pumped 17G into one of those lots came down to the DR to check it all out and got all those Rosy Reports is the place even there? Did they declare bankruptcy? Be nice so I declare the loss on my taxes next year. It was not a full out scam but a dumb pipe dream that folks should have woken up to. But those running it did a good job of selling the bullshit to everyone.

I am a current resident in Cambium, and so far so good! My partner and I have bought a plot, and our house is just about to be started. Yes, workers are clothed, but hang on! Cambium is in the Dominican Republic where public nudity is not widely accepted by the indigenous population. So farm workers and builders are clothed. It goes against the principles of Cambium's naturist community to force workers to work naked, apart from the fact that it would be just a little dangerous to do so! Cambium pays it's workers twice the pay that they would normally expect for the work they do - and because of this we have seen the local villages - Villa Magante and La Yagua flourish and grow. Yes, I'm a little biased as I live here, but the Dominican Republic is a beautiful island, with beautiful people, and Cambium makes it even more special - it's a real naturist's gem!

If you expect to be able to make a living at Cambium you may be disappointed.
I am a carpenter, and i went earlier this year, as i arrived i was told that i couldn't work for the only contractor they are using and
being offered a limited amount of work at nonviable rates.
Also didn't seem to be the most naturist friendly place, as the neither the farm workers or the builders are naturists and to be around them as so creates an air of discomfort.
However if these minor points were improved it would have better prospects.