Follow the progress of a group of Irish Transition Year students, who travel to India to help build schools.
This blog and the Scoilnet website (www.scoilnet.ie) documents their experiences and reflections.
It is wonderful to be able to watch the work in progress and to hear your thoughts. I'd love to see or hear something from Dara! I wish you all continued success and happiness on your trip. Eithne.
Its amazing to be able to see you all chat and work together at the otherside of the world , thanks for sending these.Hope everyone continues to enjoy the experience of India, and of course lots of love to rachel Julie&Ger
Keep up that heavy lifting Ronán (& co.)! Very envious looking at all the pics! Have you worked out what the head waggle means yet?! Don't forget my present, I really like carpets but a sari will do either if you're short on space ;D
We really enjoyed seeing the videos and reading the blogs of all the hard-working "Project India 2011" volunteers, and are especially proud to catch a glimpse of our cousin, Ronan, working with such enthusiasm. By now you are back in Kolkata and enjoying the bucket showers and savouring well-earned pizzas. Well done to all, and our special regards to Ronan. Robert, Rachael, Ross and Rebecca.
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I wish the camera man would do a bit of work!!!!!!!!!
Very cool shades :0)
Hello everyone!
It is wonderful to be able to watch the work in progress and to hear your thoughts. I'd love to see or hear something from Dara! I wish you all continued success and happiness on your trip. Eithne.
Its amazing to be able to see you all chat and work together at the otherside of the world , thanks for sending these.Hope everyone continues to enjoy the experience of India, and of course lots of love to rachel
Julie&Ger
It's great to see you all doing such wonderful work and get a glimpse of you all. Harry really misses you Ronan as we all do. Pat & Patricia
Keep up that heavy lifting Ronán (& co.)! Very envious looking at all the pics! Have you worked out what the head waggle means yet?!
Don't forget my present, I really like carpets but a sari will do either if you're short on space ;D
We really enjoyed seeing the videos and reading the blogs of all the hard-working "Project India 2011" volunteers, and are especially proud to catch a glimpse of our cousin, Ronan, working with such enthusiasm.
By now you are back in Kolkata and enjoying the bucket showers and savouring well-earned pizzas.
Well done to all, and our special regards to Ronan.
Robert, Rachael, Ross and Rebecca.
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