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Published: November 12th 2010
I took a trip with about 50 high school kids to San José and Cabo de Gata in Almería this past Friday. It is a natural park that was formed by a volcano thousands of years ago, and has one of the most spectacular and unique coasts in Andalucía. The trip was organized by a few professors and was used to inform the students about the natural beauty and protection of the park. It was a great ch...
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Nancy Wiltz
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WOW!
Great hearing from you Jimmy. The vistas are beautiful here. Thanks so much for sharing them! So it sounds like you are still teaching English at a high school, where? In Spain somewhere. Have you been back to the states, or had visitors there? Does school go year round, or do you have time off to travel to other wonderful places. Here at St. Camillus, Mike is taking a Habitat group to Africa in the spring to build . . . expanding out of central America to another continent! I heard the trip was practically full! Sounds exciting, but awfully far from home. I currently have a student from Spain. I would love to show her these pictures! Thanks for keeping me on the mailing list! I love hearing from you when you write! Nancy PS Vicky has a little baby girl now! Adorable.