School for Scoundrels

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October 18th 2011

Published: October 18th 2011

Our voluntary work in Peru took us to the small village of Corao situated in the mountains about 30 minutes bus ride form the city centre. The bus trip itself was always an adventure based on the fact that one never knew at what time the bus would leave, how much it was going to cost and whether the clapped out old banger would make it up the steep hills !! The school itself was situated in a lov... Read Full Entry

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18th October 2011

christine
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Thought the children looked angelic. I was surprised how modern the classrooms looked. Is schooling compulsory in Peru?

18th October 2011

Michelle Stuchbury
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Brave!!
The school looks fantastic - looks like you having great time. Sorry didn't leave message for your birthday Wendy - went to post you a card!!!! Hope you had a great day. Lovely to keep up with what you are up to and you both look amazing (obviously agreeing with you). Take care Mxxx

23rd October 2011

The Hooks
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Now who were the scoundrels. You both seemed to blend in. Got a job for me I'd love it they're soooooooooo cute. The children aren't bad either... xx

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