Feed The World 2014 expedition

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SERVICEIt didn’t matter that

they didn’t speak the language, the kids from both cultures were able

to get to know each other and communicate.

Serving others always gets the right message

across, whether you are teaching new skills or

building a chicken coop.

GamesOur kids were impressed that the school children

treated them like they had known them all

their lives. They were also struck by how

happy they were despite having very little

to their name. Smiles and laughter always

bridge the culture gaps.

a country full of

surprisesWe were delighted to watch and participate

in cultural dances, meander the streets

the Inca’s built and immerse ourselves in

an ancient culture.

NEW PERSPECTIVE

We definitely took advantage of the opportunity to discover

life through different eyes.

NEW FOOD

A NEW EXPERIENCE

Nothing brings people together faster than a banquet of fried cuye,

alpaca steaks, choclo, rice and yucca. And for dessert: good old

fashioned gelatine. Yum.

FUN ANDEXPLORATION

A HIDDEN GEM: THE WATERFALL

Enjoying the journey and the rewards: the climb was strenuous, but interesting,

the waterfall cool and refreshing.

EXPLORING CUSCOOn the trek to Machu Picchu, we got to wander through other remnants

of the old Inca Empire. We also visited a llama farm and a private animal rescue sanctuary. Don’t forget about shopping!

ONE OF THE GREAT WONDERS OF THE WORLD

The sacred city of Machu Picchu, a lasting feat of

human foresight, ingenuity and hard work.

Machu Picchu

EXPLORING THE PAST

As their last adventure of the expedition, these young travellers

had the thrill of taking in this incredible city and learning about its

fascinating history.

Feed The World 2014 Expedition