Big stack of shredded coconut hulls. Not sure

what they use this stuff for; Probably for

fuel or something.

A young missionary (the one with hair) showing

Elder Peck a deep water well used by the

people of this village. The well is about 30-40 ft. deep

Look at the surrounding vegetation. This little

family of seven kids truly lives "in the bush" in

the Philippines. They love to have their pictures

taken. Their huts are scattered throughout

the forest.

This is the dish washing mode. She is on a dirt

floor, down on her haunches. This is Francisco's

wife.

Typical Cebu poor man's kitchen. No running water.

Open fires. Surprised they don't burn their huts

down. This, too, is Francisco's house.

Winding, muddy path to Francisco and his

neighborhood friends. This path gets washed

away and they have to make new stairs.

Continued path to Francisco's neighborhood.

Remember he carries his bike on his back

through this area. He is the guy with one leg.

This boy is getting water from a hole dug in the

rocks beside stream.

Path to Francisco's house continues. That would

be Sister Peck getting ready to leap.



Tailor on the side of the highway enroute to Bogo.
The old treadle machine is rusty and way old.