Meetin' on the Mountain

We climbed to the top of Hurricane Mountain this past weekend and listened to the tape "A Guide".

There were 44 of us total that hiked up and enjoyed a 

"Meetin on the Mountain!"

We seen a rainbow peeking out from 

behind the clouds on the way to Hurricane Mountain.

Sunrise at Lake Champlain during Quiet Time.

We realized we were the second oldest among the group.

Oh dear.....

The Thorsen family from Norway

and

The Riley family from Jeff came with us.

Now the tower steps are fixed so you can climb to the top!

Listening to the tape "A Guide"

"He's been my Guide through life. He's guided me unto Life. He was the One that led me to Life, and He is my Life. Without Him I have no Life. Without Him I want nothing else. He's all my All-in-All. In the hours of my trouble, He stands by me. Yesterday He blessed me, today they done the same. What can I expect? The same forever, praise His Name! Amen."
   62-1014E -  Bro. Branham

Chincoteague Island

We took a quick trip down to Chincoteague Island in Virginia to see the wild ponies.  The weather was perfect and we did see a lot of wild ponies!  There were a lot of different birds 

there too including an eagle!  

I love what Bro. Branham said about a herd of wild horses:

"I used to do a lot of riding. I've rode many years in round-up and so forth; and I walked into wild horses, and somehow in a few minutes, he'd have his head laid over my shoulder. I'd just put a blanket on him, and walk him around a little while with a blanket on him, then throw the saddle on him,

 and the first thing you know, I'd be riding him along. See? 

He—he loves you. And if you really love him, he knows it."

   56-0814 -  Bro. Branham

Our home away from home for the night.....

The view from our tent site.....see the lighthouse?

And yes, at night the light would flash across our tent!

It was beautiful!

Our first siting of wild pones while we drove along in our car.

On one of our walks, there was a sika elk along the path.  She wasn't scared of us at all!

This is where the salt water cowboys bring the herds in during roundup.  Here is where the vet checks them over to decide who is healthy enough to swim across the channel.

We went to the ocean while we were there.

Surprise!  haha

These snowy egrets fascinated me!

This is the sign at the carnival grounds where they hold the auction for the wild ponies.

We took a boat tour to the marsh lands to get close to the ponies and on the way we were privileged to see an eagle!

Somebody is getting a free ride!

Here is our boat that took us all the way around the island!

They freeze brand the mares so they can tell how old they are.

The number stands for the year they were born.

A fishing cabin.....

I don't think I could sleep a wink 

there with the ocean all around me.

In town there is a statue of Misty, 

the pony that made the island famous.

Hoped you LOVED seeing our pics from

Chincoteague Island!