Christmas approaching

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We spent our last day at ADRA today. Christmas is approaching and so is our departure date. We're still not sure if we should leave. We've got the fealing that we´ll never find another place like Pucallpa. It´s hard because we know Peru is full of unbelivable places, and there´s so much to see. On the other hand we want to get to know these places by settling down for a few months. Pierre and me have decided that we will stick with the next job we find for at least 3 months. We´ve met so many people here, and ADRA want us to stay but we still feel we should move on...

This week we spent our last trip in Bethel. Our main purpose was to check why the chlorine plant wasn´t working (A piece of equipment that changes salt and water into chlorine which is then used to disinfect water. A solar panel provides the electricity). We also explained how to administrate the comunity better with a few specially designed boardgames. On thursday there was a christmas party at ADRA where we exchanged presents.


PS: Ive added some photos in the previous journals. I hope you dont have to much trouble finding them!

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Photos

"Collectivo"
This the sort of boat we´ve been travelling in

DIY Pierre
Pierre inspects the chlorine plant

Some exotic fruit
The long thing is called Gauba and the bunch of red stuff are Pichaiou (or something like that)

"Capacitacion de la JASS"
Teaching the natives how to keep track of the community´s spendings

"The beautiful game"
Football is the favourite activity in the communities

Colleagues from ADRA
Fran, Carlitos and Diomedes (all very funny)

Puerto Maestranza
In esach port, kids try to sell food to the passengers

Puerto Aurora
Pierre explores a deserted community (only one inhabitant)