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Tuesday, September 12, 2017

Home Sweet Home San Diego

We are now back in  San Diego serving another LDS Mission for our Church.  Again we are serving at a Girls Camp.  This one is called Camp Wildwood Ranch located just outside of San Diego in a town called Ramona, California.  What a beautiful camp this is.  Unlike our other two Missions, this is a full time 24 month Mission.  We are living in our motor home on the property.  We will have another couple serving with us that will arrive on October 1st and serve 18 months.


                                   This is where we will be staying for the next two years.
                                               This is one of our three tractors.
                                        This is an old Excavator (1960 era from France.)
                                  This is one of the challenge course games called the Wall.
                                                One of our two volley ball courts.
                                    Bishop Bloomfield at one of our functions serving food.
                                                                            Tent City.
                                                                           Our Pool.
                                                         Our tug a war in action.

  

                                              Yes, we do have Rattle Snakes in the area.
                                               Us standing at our front entrance.
                                           This was an Boy Scout Eagle Project.

               Elder Kirk measuring the hole I dug with the back hoe for our new zip line guy lines.

                          We used this mixer to cement the guys lines and main pole.
                        Here we are using the back hoe to set in the main pole into the hole.

                                  This is the hole for the main zip line pole. It is 6' deep.

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