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I'm not sure if this counts as something I "made" exactly. However, here's a quick video that shows how we rigged up our water out in the Hewa tribe. Thought some you guys might find it interesting.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUxja1zY600

Wow.

that quite a journey for water, I have to say the open reservoir at the top make me nervous do you boil it before you drink it?

also was that the Silent Comedy you used for the music? if so Very fitting

BigCasino wrote:that quite a journey for water, I have to say the open reservoir at the top make me nervous do you boil it before you drink it?

also was that the Silent Comedy you used for the music? if so Very fitting

We run our drinking water through a "British Berkefeld." It has ceramic filters, though I drink out of all sorts of creeks and rivers there. No problems yet...none major, yet, anyway. Though I do "de-worm" myself every six months here, ha.

The music "Need To Breath." They are a Christian band, which I know can many times be hokey...but these guys are insanely good.

the Silent comedy was formed by two brothers here is there Bio.......
Since 1996, brothers Jeremiah and Joshua Zimmerman have been fighting an uphill battle to pursue music. That year, their preacher father sold all of their possessions and launched the family on a worldwide adventure that included travels through Asia, Russia, the Middle East, Europe, and the entirety of the United States. From playing folk instruments in the foothills of the Himalayas, to drawing crowds around pianos at Spanish shopping malls, the boys kept their musical outlet alive by any means possible.

BigCasino wrote:the Silent comedy was formed by two brothers here is there Bio.......
Since 1996, brothers Jeremiah and Joshua Zimmerman have been fighting an uphill battle to pursue music. That year, their preacher father sold all of their possessions and launched the family on a worldwide adventure that included travels through Asia, Russia, the Middle East, Europe, and the entirety of the United States. From playing folk instruments in the foothills of the Himalayas, to drawing crowds around pianos at Spanish shopping malls, the boys kept their musical outlet alive by any means possible.

That sounds awesome. I will have to check them out.

Watched all the videos you have, very cool stuff. The funeral was crazy.