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- two local farmers try to teach Carson to plow
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- Fran makes a new friend
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- This gives a glimpse of the well digging process
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- Rosie’s little buddy – they became friends over a quick bath
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- Children enjoying clean water from one of the high capacity wells that Water is Life has provided to a community
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- The Ethiopian coffee ceremony – a nightly ritual
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- All of the rural families raise goats – they are greatly valued in this culture
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- the well parts are made at the Sellam Vocational School in Awassa
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- This family’s life was dramatically changed by their well. Not only do they have much less sickness now, they have also been able to use well run-off to create mud from which they make bricks. They now have a home made from these bricks and are able to sell them to others.
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- THe “old growth” forests in south central Ethiopia were amazing – the trees are enormous.
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- part of our group enjoying time with our new Ethiopian friends after a goat roast
No, Mary Beth…you may not bring the baby goat home!
Love, Dad
Jen – can you bring one of those trees home in your backpack for our back yard?
Is everyone smiling because the goat tasted so good? Jen – did you partake?