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This story will make you want to take a volunteer trip to India
How a trip to Rajasthan gave two Toronto families the gift of perspective.
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Local girls dressed in traditional garb to perform for the Me to We group visiting Kalthana Primary School in Rajasthan.
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The author and her daughter Bronwyn join the group on a surprise camel ride.
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Kids in the Me to We group try their hand—literally—at turning a waterwheel in the village.
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