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Teachers and Project Volunteers pose with certificates at the closing ceremony at UNIVO.. 2007-12-14, San Miguel, El Salvador.

'Field Trip' to Alegria volcano and the lagoon at the top. It is hot and smells of sulphur.. 2007-12-12, Alegria, El Salvador.

Beautiful Cuco beach with Guatamala and Honduras in the distance.. 2007-12-09, Cuco, El Salvador.

Volcano Chaparristique and the city of San Miguel from the road to Cuco beach.. 2007-12-09, San Miguel, El Salvador.

Volunteers pose at Rio Torolo, site of fierce war fighting. Red paint is for the leftist FLMN party. 2007-12-08, Perquin, El Salvador.

Memorial wall with plaques listing names of men, women, and children massacred at El Mosote.. 2007-12-08, Perquin, El Salvador.

Teachers write scripts and role in English play being waiters, waitresses and customers. 2007-11-22, San Miguel, El Salvador.

Teachers buy, sell and haggle in English at a simulated outdoor market.. 2007-11-22, San Miguel, El Salvador.

Teacher-to-Teacher class of 2007 at UNIVO -- 17 teachers and a team of 8 instructors and volunteers. 2007-11-22, San Miguel, El Salvador.

Daphne and friends getting ready for Christmas with a Salvadoran Santa. We are at a very modern mall. 2007-11-22, San Miguel, El Salvador.

Teachers interview each other and present their partners to the class - their first formal speeches.. 2007-11-22, San Miguel, El Salvador.

Gringas waiting: the 5 women volunteers waiting for the man with the key to come unlock our room.. 2007-11-22, San Miguel, El Salvador.

To practice reading & pronouncing English words, 2 people take turns reading aloud. Volunteers help.. 2007-11-22, San Miguel, El Salvador.

The UNIVO campus is right downtown. We're in on the 5th floor. At 2:00am I was up with leg cramps.. 2007-11-22, San Miguel, El Salvador.

These goal oriented students talk about careers that will help their country - none want to teach :). 2007-11-22, San Salvador, El Salvador.

Salvadoran instructor explains how morning and afternoon sessions of the workshop are coordinated.. 2007-11-22, San Salvador, El Salvador.

Rural wedding - procession from the church to the bride's home. Thank goodness it stopped raining!. 2007-11-22, Zacatecaluca, El Salvador.

This girl, taught by her mother, weaves bright colored cloth - each group has traditional patterns. 2007-11-22, Antigua, Guatemala.

Boat ride with a wedding party in traditional Mayan dress - they wanted pictures with gringas, us!. 2007-11-22, Atitlán, Guatemala.

Lake Atitlan - 600meters deep, the deepest lake in Central America, formed by a series of volcanoe. 2007-11-22, Atitlán, Guatemala.

Street vendor -- 11 years old but looks 8, has learned some English. 2007-11-22, Chechecastenango, Guatemala.

The whole market is set up from scratch early in the morning and dismantled at the end of the day. 2007-11-22, Chechecastenango, Guatemala.

Mayan costumes worn by men for the church service. 2007-11-22, Chechecastenango, Guatemala.

Street market in front of an ancient church, still in use. 2007-11-22, Chechecastenango, Guatemala.

Ruins caused mainly by the earthquake of 1889. There is some restoration going on today - slow work. 2007-11-22, Antigua, Guatemala.

Active volcano Pacaya seen from the main highway welcomes us to the country. 2007-11-22, Guatamala City, Guatemala.

The bridge on the main road to Guatamala city marks the boundary between El Salvador and Guatamala. 2007-11-22, Guatamala City, Guatemala.

Co-directors Daphne (left) and Dianne (right) meet with some of the other project volunteers. 2007-11-22, San Salvador, El Salvador.

One of the hotel rooms - modern conveniences for $23/day. 2007-11-22, San salvador, El Salvador.

Front entrance to the Villa Serena Hotel. 2007-11-22, San Salvador, El Salvador.

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