Stuck in a Little Bit of Heaven

North America
March 13th 2010

Published: March 13th 2010

The Wimberley Vortex Grace and I finally escaped New Orleans after 3 months and fell into our next next trap of Wimberley, Texas. Wimberley's city slogan is "A Little Bit of Heaven" and it is pretty close. Wimberley is in the hill country of Texas between Austin and San Antonio. It's about 45 minutes from either city and nestled in the hills with the beautiful cypress-lined Blanco River cuttin... Read Full Entry

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Piper Archer

Here's Shawn's plane after a fresh coat of paint.

In the Shop

Grace uses her hair as sunscreen on the banks of the Rio Blanco river.

Frank Lloyd Wright Lamp

Philip used to be the only licensed manufacturer of these Frank Lloyd Wright lamps.

Piper Archer

Grace chased some ducks around

Frank Lloyd Wright Lamp

As we approached the Rio Blanco, some geese chased Grace away.

Photo 16

These geese got very excited as we approached.

Photo 17

These guys were very territorial and would chase me as I approached.

Photo 18

Phil and Tracie came over for a round of cocktails before we went out for a Cajun Crawfish boil.

Photo 19

Here's Philip, me and Shawn in front of the Piper Archer.

Photo 20

Here's the cockpit with dual yokes.

Photo 21

Philip collects all kinds of wooden contraptions in his shop.

Boon Docking in Walmart

On the way to Wimberley, we camped out at Walmart again for one quick night.

Sunscreen

Grace uses her hair as sunscreen on the banks of the Rio Blanco river.

Grace Coralling ducks

Grace chased some ducks around

Geese Chasing Grace

As we approached the Rio Blanco, some geese chased Grace away.

Honking Goose

These geese got very excited as we approached.

Chasing Goose

These guys were very territorial and would chase me as I approached.

RV Cocktails

Phil and Tracie came over for a round of cocktails before we went out for a Cajun Crawfish boil.

A tight Crew

Here's Philip, me and Shawn in front of the Piper Archer.

Cockpit Controls

Here's the cockpit with dual yokes.

Wood Contraptions

Philip collects all kinds of wooden contraptions in his shop.

13th March 2010

David C.
non-member comment

Talk about living your mission..
Scott, As I read your adventures, I feel inspired to embrace my mission even more. You and Grace are truly a model for how to embrace life. My best to you both. Though we miss you, we know you are with us. David WM

15th March 2010

seasi
non-member comment

wow
thanks for the news and to know you are both doing well glad the adventures continue - work is good and i love being with the students most of the time miss you both and am thinking of crashing our pool again this year! spring is finally in the air seasi

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