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Sofie, a recent volunteer created this drawing of a future project that we would like to undertake.
It in no way urgent but something we would like to do to make the school entrance beautiful and special.
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Lonely Planet Posts About Katitawa.
What Visitors And Volunteers Have To Say About Katitawa School.
Nicole, from the USA came for a week and stayed for two. This is what she had to.
say August 2010.
Anna from Austraila,
Justin from New York,
posted these pictures to his BLOG
Justin just advised us that he posted this video about Katitawa.
If you read Hungarian check out Maria's blog. In the two weeks she was here she left her mark. I have no idea what she had to say but I would bet it worth reading
Amy and Hannah from the UK,
posted these pictures on the web.
Click Here, and Here.
Shayla from Canada,
Nicole, from the USA came for a week and stayed for two. This is what she had to.
say August 2010.
Anna from Austraila,
she has gone but will not be forgotten. Here is a link to her photo album Photo Album
Justin from New York,
Justin just advised us that he posted this video about Katitawa.
If you read Hungarian check out Maria's blog. In the two weeks she was here she left her mark. I have no idea what she had to say but I would bet it worth reading
Amy and Hannah from the UK,
posted these pictures on the web.
Click Here, and Here.
Shayla from Canada,
writes candidly in her blog about her 3.5 week experience at the Katitawa School. I laughed and admit that a few tears fell as I read her account of her stay in Salasaca and Ambato. Her posts are the longest that I have ever seen and she hasn't learned how to use the "shift key" so it is a little hard to read, but it is well worth it.
Every few months a tour bus with visitors from France comes up the drive. When someone sees the bus a yell goes out "gringo" and they all come running. Each time they arrive they bring some school supplies and a few treats for the children. There is aways a lot of picture taking and on one visit a man named Christian took fotos and put them on the web. You can see them here.
A couple from Chicago visited for three days. This is what they had to say.
Elizabeth, who was a volunteer here posted this on her Sierra and Selva Blog.
If you read French Check out what Sonia had to say.
And if you want to see some pic's.
And from Maria Antonia who promised to come back.
Every few months a tour bus with visitors from France comes up the drive. When someone sees the bus a yell goes out "gringo" and they all come running. Each time they arrive they bring some school supplies and a few treats for the children. There is aways a lot of picture taking and on one visit a man named Christian took fotos and put them on the web. You can see them here.
A couple from Chicago visited for three days. This is what they had to say.
Elizabeth, who was a volunteer here posted this on her Sierra and Selva Blog.
If you read French Check out what Sonia had to say.
And if you want to see some pic's.
And from Maria Antonia who promised to come back.
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