Operation Move Out of the Air B-n-B and Get On the Road to
Canada went off without a hitch, since we had both Anna and Carley leading the
charge; we even left on time and I don’t think we left any valuables behind! I
also made a thorough search of the motorhome to ensure we did not accidentally
have one black and white stowaway; the kitty had at one point this morning
decided to follow Emma right into the big white bewooga, as Emma calls it. (I’m pretty sure she means beluga, which may
have influenced Carley to refer to the vehicle as the “land whale”.) Anyway, kitty could not defect to Canada on my
watch. Once on the road, the drive north
into British Columbia through the Columbia River valley is astoundingly
picturesque with sweeping views of snow topped peaks running north to Canada’s
Glacier National Park, and abruptly rising from the wide, almost tropical verdant
green farm-lined river basin. The final drive
up to the 2nd Air B-n-B was a two-mile 6% grade climb which taxed
the land whale, but rewarded us with two black-bear cubs crossing the road
toward momma bear who was waiting patiently in the nearby trees. We also learned of a grizzly bear sighting the
previous day in an adjacent field. We
all gathered together tonight to have our own church service. We have seen in so many ways how God has
carried us through these days.
I'm loving your blog. The pictures are wonderful and the expressions of God's grace are inspiring. We're praying for you. May God continue to keep you safe and heathy(er) and keep you in this constant state of joy and awe.
ReplyDeleteI just caught up on your trip. Great day-by-day. Love the testimony of God's timing and God's positioning. Carl, you-da-man! Mr. Bus Driver and Dx Mechanic - lovin' it!! Okay, Cindy, you are unbelievable driving that ginormous mass of mobility. How do you see over the steering wheel? Are you all taking pictures of her driving??! C'mon, post it.
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