Around Kamuzinda

Thanks to donor of glasses	and donor of the big prize in the golf classic	and donor of many shirts.	Apollo got glasses too!	The blackboard painting team setting off for the schools	hard at work	and mission accomplished
The crafty ladies made crowns ...	... and more crowns ...	... and baskets ...	... and masks.	The 13s painted faces as the sun set	It was dark by 7.	Introducing knitting ...
... and making a ball from a skein.	There was visit to see the children in the special needs school in Kampala.	Bringing medical supplies to the clinic, and a blanket to a little old lady	Our concrete mixer, bought last year, got some maintenance	Many of the bunk beds needed repair - we had them welded	The farm school grew cabbages for the village, but they needed weeding	Each day one of the houses got milk and eggs from the farm school
Teacher Jess' step had almost washed away ...	... so we made a new one	We put a new washer in the ball cock to stop the tank being a shower	The stand pipe was wobbling with the wind, and leaking. A croquet hoop and a new tap ...	The water harvesting is not functioning well. Following investigations, we have plans for improvement.	These pictures of the sewer cleaning have been censored

There are 3 bore-holes in the village. One at the high school has a hand pump, and supplies most of the orphans' houses, the schools and some private houses in the area. The children fill 20 litre jerry cans and carry them back to their houses, several hundred metres. The one at the farm school also has a hand pump, but will probalby get an electric pump when the new electricity supply is in place. It is used a lot, as the cattle, pigs and hens also need water. The bore hole at the mission houses has an electric pump, and water from a storage tank is piped to the two mission houses, a couple of the teacher's houses and a stand pipe where children from Lion and White Angels houses can collect water.