Then there was one!!

So it sounds as though you all had an eventful trip home. Starting with breaking down and on your way back to Chennai and having to be squashed into a really small bus, victoria where on earth did you fit your suite case? Then having a last meal of KFC, Lance then spending the next 12hours not being very well on the plane, arriving in England without his luggage and John missing his flight. I have been told that Lance's luggage went home via Korea of all places. I guess from the begining to the end I should have known that we would be dramatic travellers!


So the last few days has been really strange without you all. The weather is scorching and I really haven't stopped sweating since I left the comfort of the air conditioned hotel. I went back to see Joss at the re-forestation project in Auroville, and I am now going to go over and do some work with him for a little while. This also means living in the forest with the animals, he also mentioned something about milking cows, as long as they don't wee on me or make me collect their urine for fertiliser it should be alright. I will keep you all updated with my movements, and when I next sit down at the computer I will but up an entry for the last few projects that we visited.


I hope that you are all doing really well. i have started to upload my pictures on to my flickr account http://www.flickr.com/photos/lucyindia/ feel free to use them as you wish

Love

Lucy

Ps just to make you all cry again here are my words from the reflection,


"I have come to understand that you don't have to go half way across the world to find inspiration, there is plenty of it close at home. You just have to go halfway across the world to realise it. For me the group have been really inspirational, you have offered me support and comfort at difficult and emotional times, I have been given the chance to learn about your work and your beliefs and seen India through 15 pairs of eyes. I will truly miss you all, you are wonderful people, go back and continue to do all your good work, for you are doing what they are doing in India, improving peoples lives"