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Anjuna
After another mammoth over night bus journey we arrived in Goa. The bus dropped us at Mapusa which is one of the bigger towns in Goa and from there we got a taxi with Jess and Pippa. We went to Anjuna in North Goa, which is supposed to have one the best beaches. We went to a hotel just back from the beach that was recommended by another traveler we …
Going … Goa … Gone!
... with her name.
Every day Shanka's sister would come over and shout Tara, Tara, trying to get her to buy some of her naff jewellery.
Still, Kara was very polite and she looked at the toot the girls were selling every day making polite excuses and even buying a small piece to get rid of them.
By the end of the week the Tara thing and the hassling was driving Annabelle mad and was even starting ...
Busy Bee's
... work for the next few evenings. Initially they thought it strange to be having dental work whilst on holiday, but soon they, like us were pleasantly surprised by how much money they would save themselves getting dental work done in India.
Liana in particular seemed to be happy about how much time it would save her traipsing between Manchester and Blackpool to have any treatment carried out. When everything was ...
Chilllum
Relieved to be buy the sea in the northern beach of Anjuna, we quickly found a guesthouse and scrambled to the beach, taking a quick dip before being dragged into the utter boredom of the cricket- India v Pakistan with Kabil at a local beach shack. And that didn't finish until 10pm! Although a lovely surprise to bump into some friends from home on the beach who I had heard were in Goa and so I spent the following day relaxing with ...
Weeks 5, 6 & 7: Life in Goa!
... on the help of other volunteers on anything else such as fundraising, admin, financial advice, etc....although this can sometimes be a nightmare explaining to them!!
Leading Light is the formal where an international curriculum set up for the children and they are compulsory required to attend everyday from 8.30am to 3pm Monday to Friday. Neeta and 2 volunteers teach 25 children there everyday and once the children graduate from this ...
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