I walked north this morning until I came to uncleared trees. It was not as far past the intersection of our road as I thought it would be. Josiah told me he planted his improved sorghum on the 23rd of June. He said white ants (termites) were its only trouble now. It is emerging and starting well.
The Digunas started taking the old windmill down. They also began putting the engine in our lorry (truck). They are a skillful group. We unloaded all the lumber they brought. It was a mammoth job! The workmen put in an extra-long day, so we gave them some beans in addition to normal pay. We have beans, milk powder, goulash and chocolate nutrition food to begin distributing tomorrow. It came from "Food for the Hungry".
Photos: Unloading the trucks
I just heard another rock slide on the mountain. There was one yesterday also.
We treated ourselves (Lanny, Janis and me) to some Coca-Cola after unloading the lumber. It was my first soft drink in Sudan.
We plan to go to Torit on Wednesday. I hope we can make it this time.
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