06/13/13:   The trek to Upper Javier this morning was different.   A heavy rain fell all night into early morning.   My goal for the day was to capture photos of the foot path the workers use to walk-in the construction materials, from the delivery point to the construction site, the “Sewing Center”.   This foot path, approx. one-quarter mile, is narrow at many points & a very steep climb for anyone.  With the heavy rains, it makes it treacherous walking in the mud.   Part of the pathway is actually paved with concrete, approx. 20” wide, though this makes it even more slick & challenging.  Typhoon season started early this year and one has occurred already in the south near Mindanao.  The College is located high in the mountains & less chance of flooding.   As a reminder, Upper Javier community is built on the side of a mountain & I wasn’t sure I would ever visit before, during or after any rain.   Today was the day though.  The workers continue walking in material from the drop point.  Two windows were purchased & delivered today.   This will increase the airflow in the Sewing Center.