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Hanna Project Kaz Team – Day 4 |
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Tuesday, 06 May 2008 |
Kaz Team – Day 4
May 5, 2008
Monday
Wow was it COLD this morning? Unbelievable! We made a trip to the storage building where all of the playground equipment has been stored to pick up a few pieces to finish playground # 1 and #2. Team #2 finished setting up their playground with the McDonald type playground, swing set, basketball goal, spring bouncer, spin wheel, climber and monkey bar, cycle merry go round. Team #1 has a huge playground they are building. It is three stories.
Tomorrow team #1 will travel an hour from where we are staying to a camp for the region and begin installing the third playground. We need special intelligence to figure how the pieces go together since they were not marked. Please pray for us.
Excitement is building in both locations where we are working. It is so neat to see how excited everyone is getting, both old and young. Saturday will be the inauguration for playground center #2. We can hardly wait.
Our day has ended and we are getting to go to bed. |
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