I look forward to sharing the next 6 months with you.
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
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About Me
- Troy
- I'm a teacher from Victoria who has taken a leave of absence to start a non-profit society and build a school in Nepal. Our goal is to provide educational opportunities for people who would be unable to access it otherwise.
Developing Trash
this is a common site in the streets of Kathmandu. What was harder to see than the garbage was the people going through it to take it home with them.
Kathmandu Beauty
Durbar Square is a beautiful area to relax on a sunny day. Many students and children can be found playing in the square.
Namaste
These 270 students welcomed me to Sanitar - the village where we are building the school - AMAZING!
Village School
I taught an impromptu lesson on Canada to these 76 students living in the remote village of Betinee - a short 6 hour trek from Sanitar.
Village Children
The children of Sanitar came out of their homes to see the oddest thing that has ever walked into their village - "What is it?"
most have never seen a camera before let alone some "white-guy"
Making Brick
Several labourers work hard on making brick from the local dirt for the construction of the school.
Shaping Bricks
After the bricks have sat in the sun to dry for several days, women use knives to scrape off any excess dirt from the edges of the brick. These colorful people sit in this position 7 hours a day, working hard to help provide a brighter future for the children of their village.
Building Schools
Mahindra (middle) and Rudra (right) join me for a photograph at the school site
Homestay
These are some of the family and community members of Sanitar
Nepal Beauty
Sunrise and sunsets are incredible views at 10,000 feet in the mountains of Nepal
6 comments:
It's like Facebook, but a blog!
Now AK don't anger the man as he embarks on this journey. Best of luck Troy and I can't wait to hear and see all of your great work.
Hey Troy! Good luck on your adventure...I look forward to the updates on your blog site.
Jay
You are quick! Glad to see it's up and running!!
Jake
Troy, our thoughts and prayers are with you. We pray your project gives a lot of kids a helping hand....stay safe..we love you Dad & Barb
Hey Troy,
Just read your blog, all the best matey, sounds like fantastic stuff!
A few months back I met Shia and Moneik over in London, was great to catch up! Hopefully we'll have a chance to do the same sometime soon.
Can't wait to hear how things progress, keep us posted.
Mark (Rolex)
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