Post by @econetwork@mas.to

Our water well project has now reached a more challenging stage. The team has encountered large stones underground, including one so heavy that it took four people working together to turn the pulley and remove it.

Today marks Day 5 since the project began. We are deeply grateful to everyone standing with us. Your support is making a real difference and helping this work move forward on the ground.

We continue to welcome and appreciate every contribution to our fundraiser as we get closer to securing a reliable water source for our regenerative farm and gardens. Thank you for being part of this journey.
https://www.gofundme.com/f/water-well-at-eco-youths-farm/cl/s?utm_campaign=fp_sharesheet&utm_content=amp20_t1&utm_medium=customer&utm_source=copy_link&lang=en

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Four team members work together to rotate a wooden pulley, lifting a large stone from the deep hand-dug water well. The scene shows red soil, dry grass, a banana plant, and green hills under a bright sky.

A close-up view of the deep hand-dug water well shows a large stone securely tied to a rope, being lifted from the bottom using a wooden pulley system.

A large pile of red soil and small stones excavated from the hand-dug water well sits in the foreground, showing the progress made as the team continues digging in the background.

Stones excavated from the deep well are piled in the foreground as the team continues working beside the well

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Eco Youths Network (EYN) is a legally registered Community Based Organ… Dorothee Tell needs your support for Help Us Build a Water Well at the Eco Youths Farm

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