08/08/2011

The Cloud Forest Fog

Resident directors Karen and Alan get to wake up to this view every morning! I took this off their balcony, the clouds were moving so fast up the mountain, I had to wait for a sliver of time when the trees were visible. Absolutely amazing!

Karen and Alan's home is lined with windows, making their home feel apart of the Cloud Forest!

Fresh lettuce from one of the internship sites!

Within the internships, this is one unique opportunity! Students get the chance to experiment with alternative soils for growing and are free to conduct experiments alongside experts in the field!

Posted by Shay at 10:02:57 AM in Intern/Trainee, Study Abroad, Travel, Weblogs, Work & Travel

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these are amazing. i have trouble seeing the BUILDINGS across from my room in the morning, but i think it's smog, not fog.

Posted by: alex | 08/11/2011 at 11:37 AM

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Shay Spaniola

I am a painter, collage artist, and travel photographer. I've always been interested in learning about far lands and different cultures, I vividly remember flipping through my Grandmother's coffee table book that featured photos of children around the world - sparking my interest to explore and embrace adventure. I read travel magazines religiously and love seeing the world through my camera.

Born and raised in Detroit, I studied at the University of Michigan, spending my free time photographing for the Michigan Daily Newspaper and traveling to East Africa during the summers to document public health issues. I spent the academic year living in Malaga, Spain on the CIEE Teach Abroad program where I enjoyed jamon, beautiful beaches, and the laid back Spanish culture. With this summer internship, CIEE is opening a world of dreams, the beginning to an unforgettable journey!

08/08/2011

The Cloud Forest Fog

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