Skip to content
  • Home: Education Gone Global
  • Trip Blogs
    • India
      • India 2021-22
      • India 2019-20
      • India 2018-19
      • India 2017-18
      • India – Down the Ganges
      • India- Sea to Summit
    • Senegal
      • Senegal 2021-22
      • Senegal 2019-20
      • Senegal 2018-19
      • Senegal 2017-18
      • Senegal 2016-17
    • Guatemala
      • Guatemala 2022-23
      • Guatemala 2021-22
      • Guatemala 2018-19
      • Guatemala 2017-18
      • Discovering Guatemala
    • Puerto Rico
    • Germany Blog 2017
    • China – Culture and Context
  • Global Education – 2021-22
  • Issues in Context
    • Senegal
      • Desertification in Senegal
      • Overfishing in Senegal
    • Guatemala
      • Climate Change in Guatemala
    • India
      • Climate Change & Flooding in India

CCS GLOBAL EDUCATION

Author: A Showalter

More Photos

Posted on March 18, 2019March 18, 2019 by A Showalter in India 2018-19, Uncategorized

   

3 Comments

Reach Out

Posted on March 18, 2019 by A Showalter in India 2018-19, Uncategorized

March 17 By Duke Cowart. Clap, clap, clap: The sound the chapati flour makes as it is tossed carefully and flawlessly between Myah’s hands. Smoke begins to billow in the attic and I can’t even pry my eyelids open without my eyes tearing up. Looking through the hazy attic it is hard to not notice … Continue reading Reach Out →

2 Comments

By popular demand…more photos

Posted on March 16, 2019 by A Showalter in Uncategorized

3 Comments

Descent to the plains

Posted on March 16, 2019 by A Showalter in India 2018-19

March 16 We awoke early yesterday morning in Agora and watched the sun light up the snow-capped peaks. After saying tearful farewells to Suman’s mother, grandmother, and sister/ our fellow traveler, Madhu, we hiked down to the trailhead. We ate a delicious breakfast in Uttarkashi and then wound our way through the mountains to Mussoorie, … Continue reading Descent to the plains →

2 Comments

Agora photos

Posted on March 15, 2019 by A Showalter in India 2018-19, Uncategorized

5 Comments

Novice to Experienced

Posted on March 13, 2019 by A Showalter in India 2018-19, Uncategorized

By Jack Barker My first year in India was a life-changing experience for the good. But I made many mistakes and many fast judgments of people and missed opportunities that I would now take back. In all honesty I was scared, which is hard for me to admit. This year the tables have turned; I’ve … Continue reading Novice to Experienced →

2 Comments

Ikra

Posted on March 12, 2019 by A Showalter in India 2018-19, Uncategorized

By Beliz Yilmaz (From March 3) After visiting two completely different temples of different religions in Delhi, we were on our way to Akbar’s house in rickshaws. Akbar is the owner of the rickshaw company we used to get around old Delhi; he is Muslim. After going to a Bahá’i and a Hindu temple, it … Continue reading Ikra →

4 Comments

Agora Welcome

Posted on March 11, 2019March 11, 2019 by A Showalter in India 2018-19, Uncategorized

by Angela Showalter We reached Agora yesterday in time for our first meal with host families after a long drive through the mountains, an overnight stay in Uttarkashi, and a sunny two-hour hike from the trailhead. Splitting into groups of 4 and 5, we followed our hosts to their homes and enjoyed our first tastes … Continue reading Agora Welcome →

4 Comments

Rishikesh and Mountains

Posted on March 10, 2019 by A Showalter in India 2018-19, Uncategorized

by Colin Mulherin We started the day by driving to Rishikesh, the city where the Beatles wrote The White Album. This was probably the strangest city I have ever visited. Rishikesh wasn’t chaotic like New Delhi, but it was a strange mix of Indian and western cultures, all in one small city. This was the … Continue reading Rishikesh and Mountains →

3 Comments

Daring Adventure

Posted on March 6, 2019 by A Showalter in India 2018-19, Uncategorized

By Sophie Scott Throughout our trip, a good rule of thumb is to use your phone as little as possible. You don’t want to miss the perplexing pace of the city street (or get hit by a motorbike carrying a woman nursing her baby in the process) nor the beauty of the plains outside the … Continue reading Daring Adventure →

6 Comments

Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Join 351 other subscribers
Blog at WordPress.com.
  • Follow Following
    • CCS GLOBAL EDUCATION
    • Join 351 other followers
    • Already have a WordPress.com account? Log in now.
    • CCS GLOBAL EDUCATION
    • Customize
    • Follow Following
    • Sign up
    • Log in
    • Report this content
    • View site in Reader
    • Manage subscriptions
    • Collapse this bar
 

Loading Comments...