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Sticky Mud

December 8, 2009 by Rachel Chapman

Well, we´re not in the village!  We tried to head in yesterday and weren´t able to make it up the side of one of the mountains.  It had been raining and the road which was clay dirt was very wet and slippery.  We got out and put rocks in the road and some branches, but it still wasn´t enough to be able to get up the mountain.

So, we backed up until we could turn around and came back to the coast where we´re waiting it out.  We´re watching the weather and praying for sun – that the roads might dry out so we can make it in soon!  Please pray with us.

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