April, 2009
Moving in, organizing, exploration, hikes.
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Our first visit to Cumberland Falls
Kristina B. was our privileged first guest in our guest room. She arrived on Wednesday--the day after we unloaded our truck! It was SO special to have her as our special guest, and her help unpacking boxes and washing new dishes was wonderful!
Daniel and I at Cumberland Falls.
An interesting looking hollow tree there at the falls. We had to climb inside for some pictures!
The bushes were in full bloom in our front yard--what a contrast from the snow we'd left behind in Washington!
Our first Sabbath dinner guests in our home were Daniel's family, only a couple weeks after we'd moved in.
A neat trail only a few miles down the road. Daniel's parents admiring the view.
Sunshine through the trees lighting up our trail.
A neighbor's mailbox along the road back to home. No problems with getting that one smashed!
Back at home, we admired the beautiful blossoms on our bushes!
and so did the butterflies....
and the bees!
The cute little pinecones on our hemlock trees gracing our front yard.
Interesting lichen growing on a log.
Thunderstruck Shoals is another neat place just a couple miles down the road. We went there for Sabbath afternoon when Pastor Terry and Jean McComb came to visit us for a week!
Pastor Terry and Daniel discussing nature object lessons from the sound of the water going over the rapids.
Daniel and I enjoying the view.
Look at that amazing tree on that huge boulder down the hill, Its roots are as big as tree trunks wrapping around the boulder!
Pastor Terry's view of Cumberland Falls.
Pastor Terry in the hollow tree.
Jean working on recording music at our piano.
Cute little wood violets.
Hiking the Eagle Falls trail, less than four miles from our house. This is looking at the river just before it goes over the falls.
The trail is very unique and lots of fun. It takes you right over the top of the falls.
Looking down at the falls from the top.
A few of the stairs along the trail.
Our favorite part of the trail, where you can look back and see Cumberland falls!
Here's the view.
Arriving at Eagle Falls, you see beautiful scenery all around you.
Far away view of Eagle Falls, through the boulders.
Some of the fun creepy-crawlers that live around here.
The leaning tree.
Unique view of the falls through the fence.
Daniel and Kristina self portrait.
Kristina with our kitty, Claws.
Claws was Daniel's parent's cat, but they gave her to us when we moved in. She is such a joy to have around and does a great job keeping the mice out of our garage too.
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