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Volcanos And ThingsI’m a firm believer that all the best stories have a twist near the end. Mine was panning out as usual the other day as i packed my bags in Los Angeles after a successful season over in the states. While this was going on a volcano over in Iceland was doing what volcanos do bringing the entire european air network to a standstill. As soon as my flight got cancelled i was told that the next available flight out of LA was the 28th April meaning i had 10 days to kill until i could head home. Now i’m one of the few people who actually loves LA. Every time i pass through there i always manage to have fun and this time was no exception. Great for one day? sure. Ten days? Absolutely no way. Knowing the cost of living in LA got me quickly thinking about what to do next. Last year i wrote a post about a charity one of my good friends Amy works for (read it here) The charity is called Education for the Children and it focuses on bringing education to children over in Guatemala. A few phone calls here and there and 6 hours later i was on a flight to Guatemala city completely unaware of where i was heading…. Anyway, enough talking. Here’s a selection of shots from my first day around the school.
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Brilliany brilliant brilliant! Absolutely wonderful pictures Tim, and a great story to go with it. Looking forward to hearing about how the rest of this improvised trip pans out.
Well you successfully just made me cry… beautiful pictures of the children… amazing tim thank you so much xxx
you have a talent, Tim
These are brilliant and bring the kids to life
Hope you are still enjoying the trip
I am jetlagged, tired and totally cheesed off to be home
I hate Icelandic volcanoes that cant keep on blowing
Lovely shots Tim. It was good to meet you. Now I know what you were doing with that huge camera! Pure magic. Thanks.
Nice use of the Who. Fabulous photos from Guat
Lovely photos of beautiful children. This is a great charity that I intend to go on supporting. Well done you, Tim, for making the most of a flight delay!