For the first time in our lives we have spent two weeks at the beach. Most people think of sun and fun when at the beach. Well we have had lots of fun serving GOD and he has sent us several storms. Most of all we have reunited with old friends who came over to help and made many new friends as we work side by side serving our LORD. The residents are working right along side our volunteers. Even though we have only seen the beach a few times it’s been a great trip. Ann did get to climb Cape Hatteras Lighthouse one night and she really enjoyed that. We’ve had some delicious seafood too.
On Saturday, the 10th, there were only three work team members here so we joined in to help do a tear out in Shelia’s home which is next to Top Dog Grill where we stopped to eat 5 years ago. On Sunday we moved from Frisco to Salvo and set up the DROC at the fire station. On Monday another team from the Gastonia area arrived along with our cooks, Iva and Judy from Momeyer. Elsie, with the Gastonia team, helped cook too.
The Gastonia team accomplished a lot of work. It was fun getting to know them. They were planning to leave on Saturday morning but when the Stumpy Point ferry closed on Friday due to lack of water in the sound after a storm they panicked and made 10 pm reservations for the Ocracoke/Swan Quarter Ferry. They packed up so quick and left mid afternoon to make sure they had plenty of time to get there. The funny thing is that the Stumpy Point ferry opened back up at 6 pm, long before they got on the Ocracoke ferry. Arrival and departure from the island is by ferry or medical helicopter only so they pack the ferries.
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