Some photos from Rivers of Chile 2010
A few photos from the trip so far… New Year’s Eve fun! Students enjoying a wood-fired hot tub in an old wine vat….
A few photos from the trip so far… New Year’s Eve fun! Students enjoying a wood-fired hot tub in an old wine vat….
…begin with grammatical lessons – “How do I describe myself to a stranger? How do I describe my family?” become magnified in Community Meeting discussions of “hopes and fears” for…
…some incredible expeditions around Idaho, California, and Chile. We are currently looking for teaching fellows for the 2013-2014 school year. If you are interested in these postions, check out: https://docs.google.com/a/alzar.org/document/d/1puDoSKcaq5z8hwsomHQrb0Cu6b_FB_O5v06aDeqluIg/edit…
…History Teacher Spanish Teacher Intern (Alzar School is recruiting one male and one female intern) To apply, please use our online application form. You can view and complete that form…
I feel like I’m in another country. Being all the day with people that aren’t Chilean, and in places that I haven’t been before is awesome. In all these days…
When I signed up for the Rivers of Chile expedition I was expecting to learn how to kayak. Now, with little more than a week left here, I’m realizing that…
…We are not making our way back north, and will be getting to Santiago on the 16th and then I will come home! I miss you mom and dad, Charlie,…
Everyone is healthy and learning tons! We had another great day on the river, Claudio taught an intro to river rescue class and Valeska when downstream for the first time….
Enjoy these new shots. As you can see, we’re all having a great time….
Hi everybody! I miss you all! I am healthy and having a blast! Yesterday we paddled the Rio Claro in Los Quenes- it was awesome! One of the coolest things…
…originally, hockey puck bread is formed like a puck. A dense and tough skin protects the juicy and doughy meat inside. Word has it that there is an event in…
…in order for me to understand it better. An example would be of one of our van rides to Choshuenco. One instance I thought I was going up the windy…