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Welcome to Oregon

Posted on May 31, 2009 by debylin

Pic of the grapevine pass

Well we hit the trail yesterday! I flew to Portland Oregon and my husband drove.  I arrived about 1:20 and my husband didn’t arrive until 11:30 that evening. He had some things happen to him along the way which made his trip longer then normal. Hint! When traveling and if you so happen to have anything on top of your vehicle, make sure you have it tarped down! He had a tub, a tub full of MY CLOTHES fall off and land in the middle of a major highway! It took him a while to get them as traffic at this point was bad! He then was confronted with a police officer who could have fined him, Praise the Lord she didn’t, and told him that if you have anything on top of a vehicle no matter how good you have it tied down, it had to be tarped.  So this lead him to find a mall inorder to find a tarp, which lead him to find food as it had been a very long day so far. I had heard from him at 3:30 when this had all taken place and then didn’t hear from him at all until I saw him at 11:30 in the evening.  I was concerned most of the evening and prayed alot! We also have brethern who are lovingly praying for us, which we appreciate very much! So this is where we are at at this point.  We will spend a few days here and then be moving on.

P.S  Will be interesting in seeing how many of my clothes have tire tracks! :)

Until we meet again…. Blessings Debylin

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2 Responses

  1. Renee M., on May 31st, 2009 at 11:54 pm Said:

    Glad you both made it to your destination intact, even though your clothes were road kill.

    WE’RE PRAYING FOR YOU!

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  2. Carol, on June 4th, 2009 at 6:25 pm Said:

    You’re in our prayers! We can’t wait to see you!
    Hope the rest of your journey is more peaceful.

    Reply

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