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Rajasthan Vishnio Village Project / Mandore Project
   
   
From 26th Jan. 2004 to 18th Feb. 2004
   
         
   
Himalya Venture 9 have arrived at their project site and will be working with a local school within the Vishnois community in Rajasthan. We await their first report from India.
   
         
    The Team    
   
Francis Castle Verity Danbold
Ceri-jo Edwards Rosalind Hunter
Kirkland Kraines Miruna Masleana
Sarah Nightingale Sunilkumar Shah
Victoria Sheridan Kate Smith
Christopher Tonry  Simon Woods (Leader)
Ros Young (Leader)  
   
         
    Extracts from our Diaries    
   

-----Original Message-----
From:Verity Danbold
Sent: 08 February 2004 13:02

The past couple of weeks have taken us from the bustle of Delhi to the serene calm of the Taj Mahal and on to the rural simplicity of our village project. From our first momnets in Delhi we were.......

We were in Pushkar a city filled with holy sites and wonderful market stalls. A walk to the temple on a hill provided great views of the surroundings countryside. The streets were lined with merchants and pilgrims who were on their way to the only temple of Brahma in the world. We were soon back on the road again this time destined for Mandore-the base of our village project. The welcome we received at the schools where we work was remarkable the whole village turned out.

Since we've been in Mandore our days have had more of a routine. We cycle to the village each morning-a bumpy 12km journey each way. There we each work on a separate job- some plaster, other paint, while still others wire the buildings or make tables for the children. Slowly but Surely the jobs get completed. Then we cycle back, free to explore Jodhpur or relax in the gardens. So far it's been an incredible trip and of course we are all looking forward to what lies ahed!

   
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