In August we made our ‘annual pilgrimage’ to visit Tim and Tracy in the south of Norway. This year the sun didn’t shine to order, but we still had a lovely, relaxing time, with some trips out between the showers.
Monday evening we had a stroll to the beach (10 km round trip). Note, the black sheep awaiting ‘whitening’, and the rowan tree full of berries (which apparently is a sign of a bad winter to come):
Tuesday we investigated the old tungsten mine across the valley:
Wednesday was Sarah’s birthday. We had a trip to the lighthouse at Eigerøy:
Thursday Sarah went into Sandnes to help with some errands, so Tim and I had a quick trip to ‘their’ beach. On the way we investigated a path which is alleged to run up the side of the valley 2000′ and over to the next. Can you see it (we couldn’t!)?
Friday we had time for a quick meet and greet with the local cuties, before heading northwards, to the sunshine:
Thanks for a great week!
Arctic Organist 2 
Just took some time to follow your adventures! When I listened to a few recordings, I thought how fruitful you and Sarah are! What a wonderful ministry together. Congratulations on your new apartment. We are finally pouring concrete in the basement of our new home in Rock Hill today. After many years, Andy will have a workshop at home. This house and its property is such a blessing to us! My best to you both. You are dear to my heart. Karen
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