Yesterday we headed to a previous Living Water site...it was Lee's, Bryan's and James' first well and Steve's second. It was great for them to see old friends and villagers who remembered when they were there. The journey took us down the mountain through the most beautiful, fertile valley. We saw cabbage, onions, corn, mango orchards, macadamia and cashew nut trees, coffee and lots and lots of sugarcane.
Bryan Lightsey writes
Today we left Cajola to head to Champerico.
We saw some wonderful country side on our way. Once we arrived in Champerico we stopped by and visited Pastor Ronny of the community. Afterward we stopped by the water well we installed in 2012 and everything was working and water was still tasting great. We visited a few people we knew and they were excited to see us. Afterward the big mayor of Champerico offered us lunch. I had a goldfish filet for the first time, was pretty good. Once we finished lunch we walked down to the volcanic beach sand and dipped our feet in the Pacific Ocean. Today was another great day!
Bryan Lightsey writes
Today we left Cajola to head to Champerico.
We saw some wonderful country side on our way. Once we arrived in Champerico we stopped by and visited Pastor Ronny of the community. Afterward we stopped by the water well we installed in 2012 and everything was working and water was still tasting great. We visited a few people we knew and they were excited to see us. Afterward the big mayor of Champerico offered us lunch. I had a goldfish filet for the first time, was pretty good. Once we finished lunch we walked down to the volcanic beach sand and dipped our feet in the Pacific Ocean. Today was another great day!
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