We enjoyed the unique experience of travelling 400 meters into a cave created long ago by lava flow. The tour is on the Villarrica volcano.
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Our family is going to Chile!
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The five of us are excited to be traveling to Chile for six weeks this spring to work with the indigenous Mapuche people. We will be working with children and doing some construction at the camp that we will be staying at. We are so blessed and we hope to have lots of opportunities to bless others in the next few weeks.
Thank you so much for your prayers and support as we go. We're looking forward to sharing our trip with you!
The five of us are excited to be traveling to Chile for six weeks this spring to work with the indigenous Mapuche people. We will be working with children and doing some construction at the camp that we will be staying at. We are so blessed and we hope to have lots of opportunities to bless others in the next few weeks.
Thank you so much for your prayers and support as we go. We're looking forward to sharing our trip with you!
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Again, great pictures. You all look good as minors. Oma & Opa
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ReplyDeleteI love the little faces grinning beneath the hard hats - engineers of the future maybe?
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WOW. That would have been so exciting and interesting.
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