We were able to go into a new cave this year, "Closing Jaw," which is a bit scary to enter. Once inside it's majestic because it is not a "touristy cave."
This is how you get in and out.
The next day, we got some amazing photos and saw an incredible view all the way to Guatemala from the Mayan ruins at Xunantunich.
Today, we started day one of service to La Democracia Government School. This is the before photo of the dining hall.
Halle working on rescreening the doors.
Jamie and Jake applying strips of wood to keep the wall screening in place.
Stephanie, Tricia and Katie painted the bottom half of the building inside and out a tropical shade of greenish blue. Ms. Smedira also worked hard along side them.
Several community children also came out to help.
Quinn was quite talented with the hammer!
Kendall and Jake worked together to place the very last stripping.
Here we are at the end of day one. What a big difference already!
We were able to go into a new cave this year, "Closing Jaw," which is a bit scary to enter. Once inside it's majestic because it is not a "touristy cave."
This is how you get in and out.
The next day, we got some amazing photos and saw an incredible view all the way to Guatemala from the Mayan ruins at Xunantunich.
Today, we started day one of service to La Democracia Government School. This is the before photo of the dining hall.
Halle working on rescreening the doors.
Jamie and Jake applying strips of wood to keep the wall screening in place.
Stephanie, Tricia and Katie painted the bottom half of the building inside and out a tropical shade of greenish blue. Ms. Smedira also worked hard along side them.
Several community children also came out to help.
Quinn was quite talented with the hammer!
Kendall and Jake worked together to place the very last stripping.
Here we are at the end of day one. What a big difference already!
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