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    Posted July 14, 2010 by
    cheinold50
     
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    Jacmel, Haiti
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    This iReport is part of an assignment:
    Haiti earthquake aftermath

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    Jacmel, Haiti Tent Camp (Pictures from June 2010

    By cheinold50  |  Posted July 14, 2010  |  Jacmel, Haiti
     

    CNN PRODUCER NOTE     cheinold50 is a missionary to Haiti and has been to Haiti every month since the earthquake hit in January. For two weeks in June, cheinold50 was joined by 29 football players from Lebanon High School in Indiana, to help with mission work in Jacmel, Haiti.
    - ccostello3, CNN iReport producer

    The pictures are from the tent camp in Jacmel Haiti and were taken by a team of high school football players from Lebanon, IN. During the two weeks these young men and adults built 6 homes in the area. This is probably more relief work than what the government has done in 6 months. I did not see the special last night on CNN and I wish I would had. It is wrong that Haiti has been forgotten, but is even worse that we as Americans have forgotten the Haitian people.

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