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A letter from Crooked Trails participants from the lastest trip to Kenya! Wouldn’t you love to be there with them? Our Kenya schedule is amazing, lots of activities and an amazing homestay with our Maasai partners in the village of Merrueshi. It is the experience of a lifetime.  Check our our Kenya schedule here.
Jambo,
We really enjoyed our time in Merrueshi.  We [...]

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Namaste everyone! We are back from a great volunteer Crooked Trails Program to Nepal. There were  8 of us altogether 7 women and one man who went to Chandani in the Kavre District to build a lower secondary school. Right now the kids are crammed into rooms with as many as three classes being offered [...]

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Welcome everyone to our Autumn newsletter
Every year, about this time, as I watch the leaves turn colors and fall to the ground I cannot help but think of our friend Moi, the Haorani leader from the Ecuadorian Amazon. During a visit to Seattle one autumn, Moi and I drove along a particularly colorful tree lined [...]

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THIS JUST IN: The Bhutanese government has just lowered their daily travel tariff to encourage visitors to Bhutan and so we are passing that savings directly on to you!
The fall trip price is no longer $3800; it’s now only $3420. (Single supplement is still $300)
We will be booking this program soon, so if you are [...]

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Our intrepid co-founder shares her expertise and Crooked Trails gets a shout-out in this article about the right way to use the “Backpacker’s Bible”, the Lonely Planet guide book.

Every Backpacker’s Bible: Unpacking the Gospel According to Lonely Planet

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Find out in this great article about Crooked Trails on the Seattle International Travel Examiner:
http://www.examiner.com/x-3068-Seattle-International-Travel-Examiner~y2009m2d18-Travel-Responsibly-with-Crooked-Trails

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Attention videographers! This just came across the Crooked Trails desk:

Enter the ExchangesConnect Online Video Contest for a chance to win a two-week, expenses-paid International Exchange Program trip! Sponsored by the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs in partnership with Adobe Youth Voices, its mission is to create an online community of [...]

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In a Crooked Trails blog post last autumn, we told you about our friend Jeff Speigner’s involvment with the Design4Kids workshop project in Guatemala.
Now Jeff has been invited to participate in a live webcast for a conversation on the subject of Photography and Voluntourism with host David Clemmons. He’ll be discussing the Design4Kids workshop he [...]

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Click on the picture to check out this inspiring video showing one innovative way to re-think energy use and pollution in small rural villages.
(Thanks Patrick for the tip!)

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