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Day: August 20, 2012

El presentacion para estudiantes en Puerto Natales

by kath lowrieEspañolPosted on 20/08/201226/08/20120 comments

En Puerto Natales dimos nuestra primera presentación a un grupo de estudiantes de 12, 13 y 17 años, sus profesores y un funcionario del gobierno del área del medio ambiente. Y aunque parezca mentira, lo hicimos en español. Un bautismo de fuego que fue

Presenting to students in Puerto Natales

by kath lowrieBig Toe BlogPosted on 20/08/201226/08/20120 comments

We gave our first presentations in Puerto Natales to a class of 17 year olds, a group of 12-13 year olds, their teachers and the government envirnment officer. Incredibly we uttered it in spanish. A baptism in fire, with a mix of

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