I got back from the repair trip today. The trip went well. It was back out at the schools on one of the worst roads I've ever traveled. .... My bum is not happy with me .... It's times like those that I really wish I had a helmet camera. Words or even pictures don't do it justice and holding a camera is simply not possible. I did take some pics though :D
Also, I got a phone, and managed to keep it while on that road. :) My new number, for those of you who need it, is (from the States): 011 504 9802 4283
The US team arrives tomorrow. Today I will go through the rest of the equipment and maybe make a hardware run. Once the team is here we can get ALL the stuff organized and ready to go. We will stay in Teguc on Sunday because it is an election day. I'll try to give another update before we head out on Monday. There's no telling if we will have internet once we leave Teguc, but it's possible.
Also, I got a phone, and managed to keep it while on that road. :) My new number, for those of you who need it, is (from the States): 011 504 9802 4283
The US team arrives tomorrow. Today I will go through the rest of the equipment and maybe make a hardware run. Once the team is here we can get ALL the stuff organized and ready to go. We will stay in Teguc on Sunday because it is an election day. I'll try to give another update before we head out on Monday. There's no telling if we will have internet once we leave Teguc, but it's possible.
This is what you call STUCK. The truck slid into a very deep hole. And this was one of the drier parts of the "road."
Two gentleman from down the mountain came up with some pickaxes and filled in the holes. This is one thing I love about these mountain communities, if you need help all you have to do is ask. There are no "strangers" in these parts of the world.
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