February 17, 2024 When the assignment came up for praying for the waterways, dams and reservoirs, two places came up in my mind- the headwaters of the Union City Reservoir North of Union City, and another reservoir east of Union City.  (1) I had previously driven past the place about 2 miles east of Union City, but never had occasion to stop. It was a chilly day, but three of us hiked about 0.6 mile in to pray and anoint the waters. Then hiked back up the hill out. (2) We also stopped at another reservoir west of town on Middleton Road, maintained by the Army Corp of Engineers. (3) Then we proceeded north to where French Creek crosses under Wattsburg-Waterford Rd, this creek feeds into the reservoir. We prayed against any terrorist attacks -biohazard, or toxic, we prayed blessings on the fish and other creatures in the water, and wildlife who use the water, also on any recreational use the waterways provide.

February 16, 2024  I started at Old State x Rt 99.  There is a small waterway in a ditch, that feeds into Conneauttee Creek, which feeds Edinboro Lake. I anointed there, then went to Neyland Rd to Conneauttee Creek and anointed there.  I went to Peninsula Park at the north end of the lake and anointed there, then to Edinboro Dam on Chestnut St, at the outlet, and anointed there.  I briefly prayed over one of the town wells near the dam. My friend was on the phone, praying with me as I drove around and anointed the waterways. the image is near the headwaters of Conneauttee Creek.

1-20-2024 Southwest NY I travelled from rt 17/ 86 (near Sherman NY) south on 76, east on Bailey Rd 1.6 miles then north on Waits Corners Rd to the very small snowed covered French creek.  I poured oil (from Israel) onto the snow, which will reach the creek when the snow melts this week. This was as close to the source / headwaters as I could get. This creek flows through western NY then enters PA near Wattsburg, and continues to meander in western PA until it reaches Franklin PA where it merges with the Allegheny River and continues on merging with rivers until it reaches the gulf of Mexico via the Mississippi.