Adirondack Adventure Pt 2

We sure enjoyed going to Hurricane Mountain and getting to hike up to the fire tower that Bro. Branham talked about on "A Guide".
Here are some pictures that we took along the way up and down.
Before we went up we visited Giant Mountain Falls just up the road from Hurricane Mt.

Here was a little fawn along the road.  Awww!

Ready to go to the top!!

Our destination....the tower.  Can you see it on the horizon?

Pretty easy going...at first....

Getting a little harder to climb!  Sure glad we brought our Kentucky hiking sticks with us that Hillbilly Billy gave us!

Queenie led the way....pulling Faith along.

Hurry up slowpokes!

Our first glimpse of the tower....amazing!

Doesn't look like much of a foot trail over the rocks!

Poor Queenie was exhausted!  

Faith looks pretty happy to be at the top!  Queenie is wondering what happened to Kentucky?

Heading back down....this wasn't nothing like hiking down a Kentucky 'holler'!

       "And just then it seemed that a hand laid on my shoulder. And I turned to see who it was touched me. And I looked up, and a little place cleared in the skies, and I saw Hurricane mountain and the ranger's tower where I was going to. Oh, what a feeling. He's a very present help in the time of trouble."

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Adirondack Adventure

This past weekend we went to Hurricane Mountain in New York.  This is where Bro. Branham got lost in the fog and the Lord rolled back the fog to show him the fire tower on Hurricane Mt. To listen to the whole testimony click on the following link to go to VGR.   
I will post more pictures soon.

http://branham.org/messageplayer/62-1014E

Come to the Garden

Plants are coming to life around our Eagles Nest!  Come and join me for a walk in my gardens.  Smell the fresh air from the rain?  Here the birds singing and feel the warm sunshine against your back?  Enjoy!

Lily of the Valley 

 'Paws' your walk for a moment and meet the newest addition to our family, Queenie Belle.

This is my cedar tree that I hauled back from Kentucky.  It smells wonderful especially after the rain!  A little reminder of my childhood home in the hills.