July was as expected a busy month. After finishing the trip to China, Max quickly delivered his Eagle Project before embarking on the El Salvador Trip with the Wheelchair Foundation.
We first landed in Nanjing waiting for the rest of the group. I have become pretty familiar with the area from previous visits. Here is Max at a popular tourist spot.
We then flew to LiJiang, a popular tourist city, waiting for the event next day. While visiting the old town, also a tourist spot, we spotted this shop selling fried worms and insects. They are heavily processed and don't taste different from your normal fried food.
We also found a neat tea house where there is a tree house with a great view.
Here is Max at my counsin't house, next to the picture with me at very young age.
We went to a local BBQ place lat at night. This is Max with his cousin, daugher of my cousin.
Right after we got back, Max arranged a delivery of his planter box, wrapping up the Eagle Project.
Renee was at Perdue University during this time working on her intern project. She fell while riding a scooter. Fortunately, it was just flesh wound. It does look bad, though but we are all glad she is ok.
This is the third time Max is on the Wheelchair Foundation trip. He jumped into action really quickly.
This time, there are more peolpe at Max' age, 4 boys and 3 girls. The critical mass resulted a really good dynamics among the youth. They hang out together and work on the deliveries together.
I took this picture because Max carried the Wheelchair that we are delivering down this long stairs. He really did a great job.
Max is really comfortable take charge of the person he is responsible for, and make sure they go to the places needed.
As usual, we got a chance to visit a historical site. This place has also been excavated 5% of the entire area.