Inspecting the section of the aqueduct that the Moroccan government had built since our last visit.

Amal Mahjoubi and Khadija El-Bourkadi of the Rotary Club of Marrakech-Majorelle.

Outside the Ait Daoud village association.

Sketching out specifications for the construction of the aqueduct, with the help of the Rotary Club of Marrakech-Majorelle and a civil engineer, Boujemaa Ami Qassi, accompanying us on the trip.

Sketching out specifications for the construction of the aqueduct, with the help of the Rotary Club of Marrakech-Majorelle and a civil engineer, Boujemaa Ami Qassi, accompanying us on the trip.

Sketching out specifications for the construction of the aqueduct, with the help of the Rotary Club of Marrakech-Majorelle and a civil engineer, Boujemaa Ami Qassi, accompanying us on the trip.

“Town hall meeting for planning construction and maintenance of the aqueduct, with Hamza Aboubaigi of Corps Africa

Outside the Ait Daoud village association center, with Corps Africa volunteer Hamza Aboubaigi.

Friends across the world.

At the road sign, with the irrigation ditch on the right.

Crossing through Ait Daoud to specify the location of the doors along the aqueduct. Snow-capped mountains in the background, which are the source of the water.

Crossing through Ait Daoud to specify the location of the doors along the aqueduct. Old kasbah in the background.

List of locations for doors along the aqueduct to channel the water laterally into the fields.

Farmer channeling water the traditional way, with rocks and mud to block the waterway and divert the water into the fields.

Engineering diagrams provided by friends of the Rotary Club of Marrakech-Majorelle.

Engineering diagrams provided by friends of the Rotary Club of Marrakech-Majorelle.