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An All Hands Experience – Nepal – A Series of Adjustments
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A Series of Adjustments. Adventures of an Aspiring Altruist. An All Hands Experience – Nepal. Date: October 24, 2015. I was with All Hands Volunteers for six and a half weeks and in that time I worked on sites for 36 days. That’s 284 hours of rubbling, which in terms of rocks a key component in clearing the remains of houses is equivalent to removing approximately 170,400 rocks from sites. That’s more than a small amount of rocks. It’s made a big difference. When you combine the relaxing, idyllic scenery...
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Rickshaw Run: India – A Series of Adjustments
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A Series of Adjustments. Adventures of an Aspiring Altruist. We decided to cross India in tuk-tuks for the Rickshaw Run! We raised thousands of pounds for the charity Chiks. From here I’m in India:. The Good, The Bad and The Terrifying. The Long Road South. Temples, monkeys and all things speedy. Crawling and Crashing to Cochin for Charity – Part 1. Crawling and Crashing to Cochin for Charity – Part 2. Next, I went to Nepal to work with All Hands Volunteers. To help with the earthquake relief! Why not jo...
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Flash Fiction – A Series of Adjustments
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A Series of Adjustments. Adventures of an Aspiring Altruist. Each piece in response to a singular word as a theme and a limit of 400 words:. If you liked this, then please share it around! Why not join the community and follow on facebook or subscribe to see more of my posts as they happen? Follow Blog via Email. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Join 312 other followers. Follow A Series of Adjustments on WordPress.com. Top Posts and Pages.
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Did you save the world, yet? – A Series of Adjustments
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A Series of Adjustments. Adventures of an Aspiring Altruist. Did you save the world, yet? Date: November 26, 2016. After a summer of tedious medical drama and a general delaying of life-plans, the option to apply for another All Hands Volunteers. Project was just too appealing to turn down. My experience in Nepal. The final walls team celebrating finishing the final set of walls on Core Home 30. A few months in. House Eight with its new painted doors and windows and the beneficiaries’ new construct...
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A Series of Adjustments – Page 2 – Adventures of an Aspiring Altruist
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A Series of Adjustments. Adventures of an Aspiring Altruist. All aboard the Moron Express. April 20, 2016. Helmets are cool: How not to Break your Face. March 20, 2016. Don’t the British make you proud? February 24, 2016. January 28, 2016. A Trip to the Alps. December 29, 2015. An Officially Unofficial Refugee Crisis. December 14, 2015. NaNoWriMo Progress and More. November 22, 2015. Why not join the community and follow on facebook or subscribe to see more of my posts as they happen? Top Posts and Pages.
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Dark Skies, Stormy Waters – A Series of Adjustments
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A Series of Adjustments. Adventures of an Aspiring Altruist. Dark Skies, Stormy Waters. Date: September 29, 2016. A rumble shook the surroundings as he took the corner. He panicked, sudden angst showing on his brow, eyes flicking left and right. Nothing stirred and he gradually let loose his breath. The lights were out in the camp, that was good, the fewer the better for everyone’s sake. Time was fundamental to success. The woman hammered on the door but she would have to wait. It was his time. Why not j...
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I dream of Bali… Kusamba Salt Farm | Bali Fix Travel
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Get your Bali fix. Why is it so? I dream of Bali Kusamba Salt Farm. January 6, 2017. I dream of Bali Kusamba Salt Farm. I want to do a hands on tour and experience of this traditional and labour intensive salt farming for myself. I want to meet and participate in the ancient techniques that these traditional salt farmer have had passed down to them generation after generation. There are only a handful of these farmers left sadly. Have you even heard of the gorgeous village called Kusamba? January 6, 2017.
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My 4 days in Ubud, solo – Day 4 (part 2) – Elephant caves & waterfalls | Bali Fix Travel
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Get your Bali fix. Why is it so? My 4 days in Ubud, solo – Day 4 (part 2) Elephant caves and waterfalls. December 18, 2016. I walk up to reception to see such a beautiful face! It’s Alex, my driver and my friend. We greet each other and I feel so happy to be in his company. We bid farewell to my hotel and head off on the short drive to Goa Gojah the Elephant Caves. We wander into the cave and it’s so hot inside but very intriguing. It was so pretty and we were the only ones there. We talked about life in...
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Goldstar | thecrownjewelsblog
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Amber, dark amber and still clear. Served in crystal that looks like a Kölsch glas, this Israel Brand Beer is mild although it’s named dark beer. Classy bottle with a six-edged star that resembles the country’s flag. Laquo; Previous Post. Next Post ». Leave a Reply x. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Email (Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out.
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Ratsherrn Beefy | thecrownjewelsblog
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Creamy, extremely fine foam. Rough, slightly smoky, full, good, a nice beer! On top you find all these manly symbols on the bottle such as a meat cleaver and a bench vice or so. And on top it says the beer is a good fit for burger and steak. Hamburg’s most known and Germany-wide popular star chef Tim Mälzer once said that labeling can manipulate your taste by up to 100%. Not sure if it is only the masculine drawings, but I really like this sip! And I like it the most out of all Ratsherren brewings.
