We had a visitor three times in Rondeau Provincial Park during the wee hours of the morning. The fourth day a live trap was brought in but our guest did not return:-)





We are enjoying ourselves - 'roughing it smoothly.'




July 1st, Canada Day. Getting ready for our local fireworks at the home and Sue and Mark.






A sign at a winery in Louisville, when we visited Jan and Dave. Good advice:-)

Preparing to hit the road, but those pine needles have to be removed. Any volunteers? Calvin was willing to sweep them needles off the awnings. Calvin had his mother's permission.




We purchased two bicycles for our travels. They are 21 speed folding bicycles. They fit in the storage compartment in the motor home. WoW! Our first venture was in Newago and we had to ask for directions for our return route. First trip was 15 kilometres.



A short show and tell at church in Newago, Michigan - at our brother-in-law's church. We have a brief talk and then show a 5 minute video about our work in Haiti.





We visited Jan and Dave in Kentucky where Dave is going to school and Jan is practicing her agriculture studies learned at Dordt. From the golf cart used for travels after a raining night, here is a snapshot of some of the organic plots she has planted.

The moving of the wall is progressing at a good rate. It remains hopefull that the wall will be moved by the time school starts again. In the meantime, I am enjoying my travels visiting family in Ontario, Michigan and Kentucky. The Lord is good all the time. All the time the Lord is good.

I arrived safe and sound. We visited our supporting church in Port Perry this past week end and saw the canoe races on Lake Scugog on Saturday. As always, we received an overwhelming welcome at Hope Church. It was neat,



This is our home away from home - roughing it smoothly. It supplies all of our living needs and then some. Truly the Lord has blessed us. We lack nothing. Help us Lord to realize each day is a gift fro You to serve You in all we say and do :-)





In order to park on my son's driveway, Jeff had to cut another branch from his magnificent tulip tree. Ouch. What kids wont do to please their parents. We are here for a few days before we travel to Michigan. We are free loading rather than to pay the $40 per night camping fees. A great way to stay in touch with the family.

This is the wall across the road and they have made a start. Today they made a start on the school wall and in ten weeks it will be completed. That I need to see when I come back in August.