A blast from the past...

It was so good to pick some apples today.  I worked on a hobby farm when I was in the 7th grade - my first paying job.  The farm had 500 fruit trees, mostly apples, 5000 chickens, honey bees, aspargus, raspberries and the such.  I got such an education there.

Here is a picture of what has become an important part of our lives.  I sure drank a lot of these along with carrots, celery, cabbage, kale, etc. after my surgery and recovery.  Just to let you know - I still am and believe it has helped me to keep healthy.  Thanks Mom and Dad Taylor for the fuel.

Adam


A simple man serving a great God and the local pastor of Stillwater Community Chapel (stillwater-chapel.org). We are in our 39th year of full time ministry. God directed us to this local body of believers on the Western Range of the Rockies to grow with them in mission and mindedness of Christ.

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