Rachel enjoys watermelon with the local villagers while Justin takes a power nap to escape the relentless Moroccan desert sun.

The team and local villagers are hard at work constructing the large concrete tank that will store water from the well and allow the...

The villagers visited the so-called chateau site and the team members got some great photos with a large group of the community!

It took two excavators four days to complete the 4km of trenching needed to lay pipe from the well site to the village. Next step is fusing!

We finally earned a day off on Sunday. Ethan and Rachel battled beach winds and ate sand for 3.5 miles on the breezy beaches of Essouira.

After consuming mystery meat John threw up all night and barely evaded an ER visit. This image was captured after he slept for 12 hours.

Within our first couple days living in Ait Bayoud we got bed bugs and spent the next week eradicating them. Donald was their favorite meal.

Donald had dreamed of riding a glorious horse to work. Instead, he got a mighty donkey and couldn't be happier.

In five weeks, a reinforced concrete tank will stand on this chateau holding enough water for 152 people to consume 25lt/day.

Donald surveys the giant rocks near Ilguiloda to plan how we can best position pipe over 3km of rugged terrain.

John and Gabby enjoy Tajine our second day in Casablanca, July 17th.