an interview with Emma, by Caroline W Last week, we sat down with Megan to hear about her Adventure in Guatemala. We’re back with another interview with an OG Alum – Emma! Here’s what she had to say about her time in India with us…
We’ve had the most exciting summer yet!
Imagining the experience without the people I spent it with is a painful thought.
From dodging traffic in Delhi’s 40oC heat to trekking through the frigid mountains of Ladhak, from soaring in the skies of Manali on a wind-swept parasail to 20 hours of the most winding and bumpy bus rides, the OG India trip has been a rollercoaster
It’s only day 4 of the India trip and they are already making the papers. Check out the picture below to see an awesome article about the team’s visit to the Patiala School for the Deaf and Dumb.
Cock a doodle doo… About 5am, I wake up to my first morning in Nepal to the sound of a rooster. Really? A rooster in the heart of downtown Kathmandu, in the middle of the tourist hub, Thamel! That is funny and new. Later as
Alan and Norbu spend 86 hours in transit, from the heart of Nepal to the most isolated city in India. The views weren’t bad along the way, neither were the clothing purchases. We’re looking forward to sharing the ride with the Late Summer India/Nepal participants.
Norbu explains how when he went to school in Jampaling there was never any light at night, his uncle Tashi leads us back towards their families’ home, large groups of fireflies swirl on a stretch of black farmland, community farmland that can be shared by
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