Monday, November 30th:  Preparing to leave, but then spending the night in Ft. Lauderdale.	At the Lynx Air counter	Walking to the plane	Jim and Barry, getting on board	An unexpected day at the beach in Ft. L.
First team photo - on the beach Barry is the photographer	Dining at the Cafe Del Mar
Tuesday, December 1st:  Preparing to leave again ...	Back at the Lynx Air lobby	On the ground at Cap Haitien	First view of Cap Haitien traffic	A view along the road to Rick's
Home Sweet Home	New outdoor showers	Pastor Gilen	Dinner at Cafe del Rick's (thanks Telin)	Getting organized - first night
Wednesday: Our first well in the village of Paulette.	A few spare pumps?	And a few PVC pipes? with Jim	Loading the truck	And down the road we go
Scenery, from the truck	A crowd gathers as we prepare to work	Unloading pipe - Rick in the foreground	Pulling steel pipe	Paulette village 'square'
A young girl in Paulette	Paulette students	Cleaning the well	Adding chlorine to the clean the well	Steve and a friend test the final product
The finished well, with a school in the background	Steve and school kids with a soccer ball	And a soccer game breaks out	Barry with a few of his new friends	Jim turns over the repaired well to the community of Paulette, and tells them about the gift of Living Water
The second well - in Terrier Rouge	As we found it	A crowd gathers, immediately	The catch of the day - lost steel pipe is fished out	Ron with a couple of friends
Everyone's a movie star	And maybe a future well repairer?	Shutting down for the day Jim with a friend	Heading home but looking West	Some tired bodies and sore feet?
Thursday - back to Terrier Rouge, then on to Grand Bassin	Cleaning begins	With some football mixed in	And cleaning continues	The finished product - good as new (or better?)
Jake addresses the community	A Terrier Rouge friendly face	And a younger friend	We're leaving, but the well is already active	And on to Grand Bassin we go →
A sight along the road	And another	LWI staff on-site at Grand Bassin	Checking out the well	Cleaning the well
A few of Barry's portrait shots at Grand Bassin
			Thanks for those beautiful shots, Barry
A working well at Grand Bassin	And some happy 'customers'	And off we go to Danda →	A tad bumpy	A couple of boys along the road
And some school girls - must be a school nearby?	Oh, Oh - a snag in the plans	More school girls, with the snag	Visiting the school	Must be a good time for lunch
The 'not-so-good' broken well - 43' deep	Cleaning the 'good' well and cooling the crowd	And down goes the new well	The completed well (#4)	Heading home for the night
Saturday - our last work day at Donda	The last, not-so-good, well	Repairing it	Our last well is done - LWI team and community together	Teaching hygiene to the community
Photos around Donda - provided by the team	Bruce - sneak attack dousing	Bruce and friends	Jake and another friend
	Cassava (manyok), anyone? →	The raw product	Automated 'pounding' system	Crowd inside the factory - Manyok is sold by the village
River scenes →	Washing clothes alongside the road	Happy and hard at work	Washing and drying at Donda
A few more Donda sights →
Back in Cap Haitien - First a celebration	Looking out over Cap Haitien	Preparing to dine	And then some photos of Fr. Noe's house, where the January team from St. Paul's will stay →	A Living Water well at Fr. Noe's compound
Fr. Noe and Ron	The Bernier Family	A bedroom	And another	And right down the hall ...
Outside, at night	The kitchen table	And the kitchen	The cross, at night	Thanks again to Barry for these Cap Haitien photos!