When you need to drink water, wash the dishes, or take a shower, you simply open the faucet and have access to water in America. But what if you only had one bucket of water to do everything?
A farewell reflecting on our fun video calls and our learning journey, and wishing you all the best of luck in the future. Thank you for a great experience!
This week marks not only the end of our RTW exchange but also my time in Vietnam. It has been an amazing year, and I hope you enjoyed getting a peak into my life here. I've loved sharing with you!
I'll be joining an archaeological excavation at Boomplaas Cave next month. Other scientists and I will follow the steps archaeologists take to learn about the Stone Age people who once lived here.
There are many types of boats navigating the rivers here in France and Germany. When there's a change in the river's height and they can't go over a waterfall, they use a "lock" system.
This week, I traveled around the Western Cape province to present at a science conference, visited two awesome caves and hiked in the big Knysna forest.
After a few lovely days in Strasbourg, France, the Reach the World Travel Club boarded the Amadeus Brilliant and traveled down the Rhine River. We are now in a new country, Germany!
I'm not a teacher in Vietnam, but I have many friends who work in schools! I've been talking to them to try and learn more about the education system in Vietnam.
Have you ever eaten asparagus? It's a pointy, green stalk and can be steamed, roasted or even grilled. I have never seen the version they have here. Why is it special? It's white! Let's investigate!
