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PHOTO GALLERY

MUSIC ALTERS EVERYTHING

  • Richard helps the team to unload the truck and then checks out the arrival of our new merchandise...
  • The teams starts unloading the van into the storage unit...
  • Richard Harvey with the new tin whistles.
  • Checking all the instruments after the long journey.
  • Richard with Chris Clifford, our TBBC representative.
  • Children at Mae La receiving their first instruments and songbooks.
  • Children receive their songbooks and whistles.
  • 12. A great feeling… Happy with their new belongings.
  • Young boy with his new ukelele.
  • Inside the guitar factory in mainland China.
  • Tracing the outline shape of the Guitars.
  • Craftsmen begin the process of sanding the ukeleles.
  • The assembled Guitars begin the journey through the factory.
  • The assembled Guitars continue their journey through the factory.
  • Lines of Guitars from the factory.
  • Time for Richard Harvey to test a finished Guitar.
  • MAE Foundation products to date.
  • A Trustee Meeting gets down to business.
  • Trustees with the new instruments.
  • The Mae La Camp in the valley.
  • A Map of the Mae La camp.
  • A view of daily life in the camp.
  • Mea La Baptist Church.
  • One of the many shops in the camp.
  • Preparing a popular dish!
  • Children gather to watch a show.
  • Time for a new Guitar!
  • One of the many craftsmen in the camp.
  • A young girl with her decorative sunscreen.
  • A family gather to enjoy a meal.
  • The river that runs through the camp.
  • The camp has started a program to grow as much food as it can.
  • The crops begin to thrive.
  • Tending the new crops is hard work.
  • Greenhouses help start the new plantlings.
  • Making the best use of all land to grow new crops.
  • Raised beds help with diversity of crops planted.
  • Our strawberry pilot project gets underway.
  • A crop is harvested and looks great!