I managed to share and receive information on Google documents, my biggest problem was finding out how to adjust the size of a photo when I had uploaded it.
Google maps were good fun and I received directions on how to get from home to work.
Finally the book search looked interesting – I didn’t know this existed and I will revisit when I have more time.
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If you visit make sure you hire a guide, we got so much more out of the visit.
My 15 year old daughter hopes someone willlove her this much.
The Indian government provides free uniforms and lunch for every child who goes to school.
The only resources at this school were the plastic chair in the photo and a blackboard.
A child we met on the road, notice how white her clothes are – with no washing machine!
Two years ago I travelled to India with my husband and two teenage daughters. We planned and booked the entire trip ourselves for less than half the price quoted by a travel agent. We are returning to India in December this year and are currently working on an itinary and booking our hotels. I would like to share some travel tips and would love to hear from anyone who has been to India or is planning a trip.
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