Along the Natchez Trace we stopped at a 17th century Inn where folks would stop for a meal and a good night's sleep on their journey to Nashville. It was cool, and we all enjoyed.
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- No Pictures With This One
- Interesting, Godly, and Loving People
- Saturday Day 3 - Grand Finale
- Sites around the Assembly of God Church
- 2nd Day of Teaching (Fri. 4/29/11)
- People of the Community & Church
- First Day of Training (Thurs. 4/28/11)
- The Sofia Hotel
- Through the Countryside & Past the Mountains
- The Ride To Morogoro
- Dinner at the Mitimingi Home
- Peter's Church and Office
- Lunch Stop and More Sites
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- More Sites in Dar es Salaam
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- Adventures in East Africa
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1 comment:
cute hat! eeeek~
love that old timey stuff ... we are just wrapping up a study of the American Revolutionary War -- did you know the Battle of Saratoga is one of the top 15 battles in human history? it signified the start of the Independence from England -- fascinating stuff, altho, now s* is fascinated with England, and everything British, ha ha
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