We especially enjoyed working with Steve and Diane Hahn, the SOA's
As a Sower on Assignment they serve for 4 months and they came in the May but were delayed getting up the mountain because of 17 inches of snow.
Our transportation was this little "buggy" so we could easily get around camp and the steep hills.
This campus is 300 acres and so large that we are just learning our way around.
This is the Horse Barn.
They used to have horses, but no more. Now it is a storage unit.
Steve rebuilt the stairs ( to nowhere)
The door is closed off now, but will be opened again if needed.
Steve did a great job!
These beautiful surroundings sometimes have dangers.
Lou is pointing to where lightning struck the trees and the cabin.
Luckily no one was using the cabin at the time.
It caused broken glass
and damaged the concrete supports.
Other areas inside the cabin were burned.
This lightning rod will be installed at the highest point of the staff housing.
A little time for fun!
"All work and no play"
(it is work to paddle into the wind!)
We came in August and enjoyed our first bit of fun on the lake.
(yep, the water is cold!)
Beautiful area...so glad you are having fun and meeting wonderful people.
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