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The Jungle House

March 5, 2009 by

Replacing a beam under the house.

Maintenance on a house in the jungle can be challenging, it’s more that fixing a couple of rusty pipes! Thanks to some very hungry termites. What used to be plywood on a wall in the teacher’s office was only nails and paint. Inside the house Ryan and I replaced many termite infested boards in the floor, a couple support posts inside our house and one of the main beams under the house. Outside the house, three groups of men willingly helped by digging a new septic hole. Our old one had caved in and tree is growing out of it. We are so thankful that the Lord provided the opportunity and the help to get these big jobs finished on our house in the village.Our jungle house.Our friend Ryan replacing posts in our house.Replacing a beam under the house. Putting the cover on the new septic hole.

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