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Maybe Not All The Way To Canaan But…

Maybe Not All The Way To Canaan But…

Herb’s Blog, Herbdate 23145 – 1140

Here’s the haps:

Our church is having its annual Father/Son – Men’s campout. This means that I will not be around to visit much. I go with my son, a couple of “adopted” sons, my two teenage grandsons, a couple of “adopted” grandsons, and of course, a large majority of the men and boys from my church family, all my friends.

I might think about some of you but don’t be too brokenhearted if I don’t.

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Comments

15 responses to “Maybe Not All The Way To Canaan But…”

  1. John Avatar

    Superb post- interesting and refreshing and even funny with the memes–

    1. AJMcGregor Avatar

      Have a wonderful time. I remember reading about this annual outing before.

  2. Lisa Mae ❤️ Avatar

    Have a blast!

  3. haoyando Avatar

    Yes, camping can cure all illnesses, or at least wipe out all the symptoms.

  4. colinmcqueen Avatar

    Bears! My biggest fear when camping is earwigs!

  5. Geoff Stamper Avatar

    My idea of camping is reading your annual post on it!

  6. DB McNicol Avatar

    Enjoy!

  7. WebbBlogs Avatar

    Sounds like a lot of fun. Have a wonderful time Herb 😁

  8. J P Avatar

    I’m with Stamper. You writing about camping is as close as I need to get to the actual experience.

    And I have not thought of Tennessee Ernie Ford in ages! I love a 4 part harmony.

  9. MichaelStephenWills Avatar

    have fun!!

  10. Petra Avatar

    Have a great time, camping is fun!

  11. John Avatar

    I used to camp at Feather River Canyon in Northern California and my biggest concern was snakes wandering through my tent at night, so I made sure to empty my boots every morning. The wolves were of no concern… they never bothered me, and I got to the point where their baying actually comforted me and helped me to sleep. That was way back in 1964 when we could still lie face down and drink directly from the river… it was so pure.

    1. Herb Avatar

      That sounds beautiful. In basic in the desert, we were always warned to empty our boots in the morning.
      I’m glad you were able to comment!

      1. John Avatar

        I had to empty my cache first

        1. Herb Avatar

          I’m glad that worked. There was very little information or suggestions about it.

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