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  Well folks, we are signing off. The pilgrimage is complete. It's been quite an adventure. Grammy's garden is overgrown. It needs some TLC, and, God willing, we will tend it soon. Our travel trailer will be parked in storage for a while. The necessary things now in the trailer will be moved back into our "house without wheels." While on pilgrimage we've noticed where, when, and in whom we have "seen" Jesus. We have listened for "invitations" to serve and have responded to them. We have watched for the beauty, dignity, and worth in people, places, and things and have reflected the same beauty, dignity, and worth back to those people, places, and things.  This pilgrimage ends. We carry its blessings with us, as we settle into our home place. May we go on another pilgrimage? That is yet to be discerned. Thanks to all. Appreciation to all. Love to all.
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Here and Back Again

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