We went to an Anglican service in San Ignacio this morning, with the Bishop himself in attendance. It was a nice service, a combination of more formal than we are used to and less formal than we are used to. Afterward we were accosted by a woman who is in Rotary and plans to go tomorrow to visit a village that has only an untreated well. She is excited about getting other Rotary folks together with us to talk about how we might combine forces. We’re looking forward to that.
We spent the afternoon observing God’s day of rest and appreciating God’s beautiful creation. We visited Herman’s Cave and Blue Hole. After several hours of contemplation we concluded that the water of Blue Hole is probably not an appropriate site for a Living Waters System.
We have preliminary results from Armenia well #1 (the central one we remember) appears to be a clean site. The second well is bad. We will be emailing the Peace Corps representative in the AM with this information.
We met as a group this evening, and it was a very fruitful meeting. We have detailed plans (too long to enumerate) as to how to proceed the rest of the week. We will be meeting with the Rotary people tomorrow afternoon. It is raining, and temperature has dropped 10 degrees, the Lord has indeed blessed us.
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