These students at the Arunachala Village School are sitting right now, but tomorrow they'll be walking–with a thousand of their friends, in a march around one of India's most sacred sites: Arunachala Mountain in Tamil Nadu.
Many thanks to everyone there in South India, and to Apeetha Arunagiri, on behalf of Iyarkai [Nature], a Charity Network
for Mother Earth.
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