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September 10, 2011 After six months I expected to see real progress on the clean up in these rural areas, but the main focus has been on repairing the roads and power infrastructure. This has given us access to see even more places that were affected by the disaster, and in some ways I’m more shocked than ever.The narrow coastal road winds in and out of tiny towns and villages—mile after mile there are still mountains of debris. After each bend in the road, there is a small cove where fishermen
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Big Catch: Operation Blessing donates boats to Japan tsunami victims - Operation Blessing
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September 10, 2011 After six months I expected to see real progress on the clean up in these rural areas, but the main focus has been on repairing the roads and power infrastructure. This has given us access to see even more places that were affected by the disaster, and in some ways I’m more shocked than ever.The narrow coastal road winds in and out of tiny towns and villages—mile after mile there are still mountains of debris. After each bend in the road, there is a small cove where fishermen
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