Articles by the wccblogger

• Hard Work and Kindness in Toacazo

  Posted by the wccblogger | July 14, 2019

  How do you get 21 TMs to bond quickly? By tackling a hike up the Cotopaxi Volcano! Cotopaxi is an active stratovolcano in the Andes Mountains, located in the Latacunga canton of the Cotopaxi region. It is the second highest summit in Ecuador, reaching a height of 19,347 feet, which ended our hike at the […]

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• Sunny Mornings and Exciting Afternoons

  Posted by the wccblogger | July 14, 2019

  Greetings friends and family!  After our short but sweet visit to Geneva, Switzerland’s second city, we had ourselves another travel day. We trained east towards incredible Interlaken. Through the mountains, fields, and villages, we entered German country. Like Tignes, Interlaken is surrounded by endless snow-capped mountains and crystal blue lakes. We celebrated our arrival with […]

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• Saying Goodbye to Galapagos

  Posted by the wccblogger | July 14, 2019

  Sea Lions, Boobies, and Tortoises, oh my! Here in the Galapagos, we are spotting all kinds of species in their natural habitats! In addition to the animals we listed above, we’ve seen stingrays, sharks of all kinds, massive crabs, iguanas, dozens of Darwin’s finches, whales, and more. It is truly mind blowing to experience the […]

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• Soaring and Flying Through Week Two

  Posted by the wccblogger | July 14, 2019

  There was no better way to start our third day in Whistler than the Sasquatch. After taking a gondola up Blackcomb Mountain, we arrived at the longest zipline in the United States and Canada. The dual zipline was the most exhilarating, thrilling 120 seconds of our lives. After touching back on the ground, we enjoyed […]

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