We had 2 workers today. They were the b team for sure and didn’t know how to let Darvin and I help too much. But they made progress. The roof got up, so we got to take down most of the old house that was left inside.
Donated drain pipe from friends in town. Darvin met me with the horse cart and we followed it up the hill on our bikes.
The zinc/tin roof panels feel like plastic, but are very strong. 2×4 rafters are 3 feet apart and this guy was walking all over up there.
The back door framed.
The old front door remnants in front of the new house.
This 50+ year old, 250lbs dude was as slow as mollases all day. He was saving up for this. I left at 3:45 after he,was in there 30 minutes and had already gone another 2 feet deep.
The finished roof and partially cleared out old house. Plastic upper wall will hopefully get replaced with wood tomorrow.
Los Daues en Nicaragua 
Looks like good progress is being made. Do they have a backyard?
It looks like there is one. What kind of tree do they have?
Have room for a mango or guava tree?
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A side and back yard. Tgey have a good mango tree. They eat one or two everyday. They also have 2 banana trees, but there’s nobfruit on them now.
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