Here we go for a monthly blog post. This one is just things that happened in June. I went along with Faith on her trip to Still Waters to babysit my nieces and nephews while my sister and her husband helped at Still Waters.
While I was that close to Kentucky, I made a quick trip with Natalie to see my Mom and Dad.
Back home again we've been hiking and "just enjoying June."
Faith had a great time at Still Waters!
Heading off to work at Still Waters
on their wedding anniversary!
Their kids took me hiking....let's just say Thank the Lord
I made it back to the house.....
whew!
Here is a deserted homestead back in their woods....
Natalie the feather finder...she finds them everywhere she goes!
their country road for Quiet Time.
The early morning dew, sun, fields,
and animals were so neat to see and smell.
"Oh, if we would only get quiet and alone with God, how the dew would strengthen us, take the wilt out of us and make us fresh. Did you ever go into a rose garden early of a morning? Did you ever go into a honeysuckle bed early of a morning? And the whole air is just bathed with fragrance.
Oh, how I love that. 56-1002E Bro Branham
Guess what this coon was doing...
digging up the farmers corn seed and having a feast.
I seen this coon every morning.
I also seen deer there and a turkey
in this same spot.
The early mornings were so relaxing....
They have lots of cranes in that area!
Red wings sitting on the fence posts.
After camp was over, Natalie and I took a girls road trip to KY
The blue birds at mom and dad's are crazy.
As soon as you park they land on your mirrors
and dirty up your car. So my dad put bags on the mirrors
to try to protect the car but they still came.
My beautiful Mommy
What's a trip to KY without stopping in to see Billy?
Look what he made his grandsons.
Fun!
A hillbilly double seater tricycle!
Natalie taking a swing into the woods....
Back home enjoying the early mornings at Eagles Nest....
Hiking at the old abandoned rail road bed at Goldmine.
This spot along the railroad bed was for coal.
See the stones laid up?
The water in the creek had a copper color.
The mountain laurel were blooming.
See the honeybee?
This guy was trying to get across the path.
Every wonder where the 'little people' live?
