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Photos From the Field: Please let us know if there are photos you would like to see here. We have thousands from various projects we have worked on and will be happy to put ones up on request.

Honduran Hill Climb: One of the steep hills in Honduras	Main gate at the Ocotillo LifeLine mission complex
Local "Laundry mat" in Honduras. Any rock will do. The palm branches help keep out some of the sun and heat.	Kids using a fishing line and whatever bait they can find to catch something to eat for the day.
Fishing boats waiting for the days catch. Local fishermen take these boats out rain or shine in order to catch a days worth of fish to feed their family. This is on the shore outside Omoa Honduras.	This young boy, about 8 years old, hikes into the hills about 100 feet above the village in order to collect firewood for his family.
Getting ready to install dishes for a microwave link after Hurricane Katrina outside Waveland Mississippi. We put these up on a 400 foot tower that link an MCI telephone feed from Gulfport.	Pulling up the three foot microwave dishes. That is Anthony Forney from Portland, OR and Mac Dearborn from Louisiana on the tower. It took over 5 hours on the tower in 95 degree weather to get this set up. We went thorough more than a few bottles of water. Mac was a great guy to work with for the week I was there.
Working on the 200 foot tall Waveland Mississippi water tower. We put up several backhaul microwave antennas and 900 MHz communication (base station) antennas to connect the various groups that needed to communicate to coordinate help and rescue efforts.	Ground Crew at Mississippi radio tower.

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