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Empopongi River Crossing


Evaluating the pipeline river crossing for the best way to permanently support the pipe.

On Wednesday we had the company of James Origa, a Kenyan water engineer that has been involved with the planning of MOM’s water projects.  James was the designer of the Elephant Springs project that we completed last year.  He consulted on improving the river crossing, the challenging spot where the pipeline has to span the big river on it’s way up to the school tank.

Evaluating the pipeline river crossing for the best way to permanently support the pipe.

He also took part in the meeting at the planned Ilturisho water well site and looked at several sites that are on the list for future spring development projects.

fresh, clean, clear water flowing at the Empopongi kiosk

fresh, clean, clear water flowing at the Empopongi kiosk

fresh, clean, clear water flowing at the Empopongi kiosk

It’s so great to see the crystal clear water flowing better than ever at the kiosk!  James sampled the water and gives it a thumbs up!

 

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February 19, 2016/3 Comments/by Mery Donald
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  1. Nancy Davis
    Nancy Davis says:
    February 20, 2016 at 7:32 am

    Wonderful work. Thanks for all you are doing.

  2. Dr. Dick Hardel
    Dr. Dick Hardel says:
    February 20, 2016 at 7:12 am

    This is great news. The good water is refreshing to the people and the news of your work in Christ and love for those people is refreshing to us. We continue to pray for the Donald family and for all on this mission. May God always send water from rain and from within the earth to nurture this place and the people who dwell there. May the Holy Spirit fill you with patience, endurance, and hope.

    Dick Hardel

  3. Denny and Ellen Freed
    Denny and Ellen Freed says:
    February 20, 2016 at 5:57 am

    We will be there in the morning!

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