There homes are not insulated, sometimes not even closed to the weather, but they're happy to have them and they work hard to earn themselves a living.

We take down a lot of stuff, this picture is a pile of stuff we had with us, including buckets of food and the orange buckets for water filtration.

The live on their own reservation near Copper Canyon, the largest canyon in the world, this land is unbelievable dry and empty of plant life until the rainy season when it turns shockingly green.

Gathering at their community center to greet us. Word is passed by foot, a child runs around to the other houses to inform the others of visitors. It's rare for them to have means of transportation, they usually walk, and for that these people have been called the fastest runners alive.

There homes are not insulated, sometimes not even closed to the weather, but they're happy to have them and they work hard to earn themselves a living.

Normally to see such a large group of these people is not heard of, so to have this many people show up to listen to the gospel and receive whatever we could give them, it was amazing.

Organizing for equal distributions, we took down a lot of the staple food for them. Meaning rice, flour, and beans.

Packing everything up into the van we took down with us.

There homes are not insulated, sometimes not even closed to the weather, but they're happy to have them and they work hard to earn themselves a living.

TwilightSol
Sep 29, 2011

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