| The lady on the right is VERY proud of her well; she is the caretaker. Her friend also wanted to be in the picture. |
| Cute kids, everywhere... |
| Jim years ago showed Liberian kids how to play hopscotch--it either caught on, or they already knew how... |
| Repairing their fishing nets. |
| A kiln that they use to smoke their fish. |
| Elder Wollenzien helping out--bringing in the fishing boat. |
| New bathroom for deaf school boys. They didn't have any sanitation facilities. |
| Elder Wollenzien even had them build a shower room as part of the bathroom for the deaf school boys |
| They use clear panels on the roof of the bathroom so that it won't be so dark inside. It is like having a skylight. |
| This is a poster child of a well...it will soon be dedicated and used, an area project of E/S Wollenzien's. There is also a new bathroom for the school. It is beautiful and wheelchair accessible. |
| A lady making soap. I think they use palm oil as its base. |
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