Our Comments Policy

Following the Equator is intended to be a forum for conversations regarding educational travel and welcomes comments on all of our posts.

It is our goal to keep this blog as open and conversational as possible. However, we expect everyone to be on their best behavior and require that comments be appropriate for all audiences, including teachers, parents and students. Therefore, all comments are moderated and must be approved by the blog administrator.

We reserve the right to edit or delete any comment if it is does not adhere to our Comments Policy:

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Comments

[Mary Jackson]

What a great blog! I loved the article on Thailand, despite the fact that I've missed the King's birthday. The images of the frog legs is wonderful, as are the other memories of the Paris Orientation. Great work Eric!
Mary