This morning I found a visitor with me in the shower. With bits of shaving cream still on my face I grabbed the camera, shorts, dustpan & plastic bowel to safely return this little but fast guy back to the wilds of our front yard.
Last evening the Bundy clan shared their bar-b-que with us, seems that Alana had asked her grandma to send hot dogs & marshmallows but grandma could only send the marshmallows in the mail for obvious reasons. We happened to bring in some of Erie's famous Smith's hot dogs so we got together and had a great time with the kids.
We have been getting settled back into the swing of things again. When we arrived on Tuesday we were continually greeted by everyone happy to see us back. Jane is busy again with Starfish and English classes and I have spent three days at the seminary.
On Wednesday, team members Gailin & John along with Edric, Ti-Blanc & myself were able to unload both engines and change out the first one.
On Thursday Gailin & I continued to finish up connections and review pre-start details while the rest of the group changed out the second engine. By 2:00 pm the first one was running and starting to make power.
We found it easier to remove the generators from the motor house to make the change. This is the first unit ready to move back inside.
First unit finished and running.
The second unit is ready short of a new radiator hose and circuit breaker that are coming soon.
Continue to Pray for Haiti as we now are facing a growing Cholera outbreak. Each day we get new information from the Internet news and word of mouth from local agencies.
Bud
1 comment:
The frog reminds me of bats we got in the house a while back Managed to capture and release outside much to Margaret's relief.
Good to see the geny engines installed
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