This morning I took the river road through the St. Francis National Forest to Memphis to get water cups for the kids camp next week. The road crawls through the swamps and lowland between the Mississippi and Crowley's Ridge (a 200 mile sandstone ridge from HWH north to Missouri). The road was as you see, characterized by deep woods and swamps. The butterflies, as seen in the third photo, were everywhere.
Yesterday we had the closing ceremony for the first week of camp. I missed that. We had a problem that David Hawkins (from Hayes Barton BC) and I had to run to the story to buy some items to solve the problem. But here are some photos from the fish fry-great hot Cat Fish.
These are all general photos show friends that I've made over the years. Some are pastors, some are lay volunteers. Most were from NC, but the man in the red shirt talking to the woman in the brown shirt are from HWH. He is a pastor and she was an intern the first year Ann Wall and I went to Helena and then she returned to marry a prof at the local community college.
The volunteers for the camp next week come in tomorrow and camp starts Monday morning.
More after church Sunday.
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