Random photo #39 - drilling water wells in Mozambique

For those who don’t know - there is no running water in these rural villages. At this particular village the women and children have to walk almost 2 kilometers (just over a mile) to get to the Limpopo River! Once there, they have to scoop as much water as they can / are willing to carry all the way back to their huts. Not many families have a wheelbarrow (that is a luxury item, I think I only saw one in this village) so the water has to be carried back to the village in a bucket balanced on their heads. As you can imagine, this is a daily task that requires a huge amount of time and effort and allows for a very limited amount of water to be used by each family per day.

Thus, not only do we try and feed the folks in Mozambique the Gospel (which is absolutely essential and key to our trips), but we also try and meet some immediate needs - like drilling water wells.

Here is a pic of our SAMIL truck (it is MASSIVE) with our new drill we imported from the States. But more on that in a later post…

If you missed any of my previous random photo posts of Mozambique, please check them out here:

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Random photo #39 - drilling water wells in Mozambique

Please upvote if you liked this post, follow if you want to see more, and let me know your thoughts in the comments. Equipment used: Canon 6D Canon EF 24-105mm f/4 L IS USM

Please upvote if you liked this post, follow if you want to see more, and let me know your thoughts in the comments.
Equipment used:
Canon 6D
Canon EF 24-105mm f/4 L IS USM