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Life on Mission

How life on mission started….

When living fulltime in a RV was just a dream in my head, all I thought about was traveling around the country with my family.  It wasn’t until a few months before our launch date that both Frank and I had a strong sense of a different purpose.   Suddenly both of us felt as if God was asking more of  us.  The pull to serve others along  the way weighed heavily on our hearts.   There was no clear direction on what ministry on the road would look like when we left on the journey.    As my husband often says “We couldn’t just sit around the campfire and roast marshmellows for the rest of our lives”.     Leaning and trusting that the Continue reading Life on Mission

Joe and Aggie’s Cafe

 

Joe & Aggie’s Café, and the Wigwam Motel

Address 120 W Hopi Dr, Holbrook, AZ 86025

Link https://www.facebook.com/Joe-Aggies-Cafe-416755502817/

Phone (928) 524-6540

Hours 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. (Except Sun)

Quaint little Mexican American Restaurant on Route 66 that influenced “Flo’s Diner” in the movie Cars.  It is right down the street from the Wigwam Motel which correlates to the “Cozy Cone” from the movie Cars as well. Continue reading Joe and Aggie’s Cafe

Old Town Mission Arizona

 

As we entered into Arizona after a few months of fast and furious driving and amazing sight seeing, we were all feeling a little off kilter.  We couldn’t put our finger on what was actually going on, but it felt like a gray storm cloud hanging over our heads.   After some prayer and family conversation, we came to the conclusion that service to others had been put on the back burner for a little to long.  Off we went to church, with a mission to find Continue reading Old Town Mission Arizona

Traveland RV Museum

 

Jack Sisemore Traveland RV Museum

Address: 4341 Canyon Dr, Amarillo, TX 79110

Phone: (806) 358-4891

 

Link: http://www.rvmuseum.net/

Hours: M-F 9:00-5:00p.m. Sat 9:00-4:00p.m.

 

A great collection of old RV’s plan on spending no less than one hour at the museum to really enjoy the rigs on display. RV’s dating from the 1930’s through the 1970’s, along with some vintage cars and motorcycles are on display. Bring your camera for memories sake and to have some ideas to give your RV a retro look! They have taken great care creating displays that would be accurate to the age of the rig being modeled. Continue reading Traveland RV Museum

Carhenge

 

CAR HENGE, NB:

Route 87Alliance, NE 69301

+1 308-762-3876

Carhenge, seems to be in the middle of no where in Alliance, Nebraska. It was built during the 1980’s utilizing vintage cars, which are all painted gray to look “stone like”.  Each car is placed in a manner that it replicates Stonehenge, consisting of the circle of cars, 3 standing trilithons within the circle, the heel stone, slaughter stone, and 2 station stones. It also includes a “Car Art Preserve” with sculptures made from a variety of cars and car parts. There is a small store and museum of sorts on the property to purchase some amazing photos, magnets and other memorabilia.

Things to know:

  1. No fee for entry, though donations are appreciated
  2. Easy access for most strollers and wheelchairs, though not paved in most parts.
  3. Although parking lot is fairly small, it does have spots designated for RV’s
  4. Pack a picnic lunch and drinks as there is limited access to stores or places to eat in the area.
  5. Visiting could take as little as 10 minutes or all day if you want to sit and picnic on the property
  6. Port a Potty was available when we visited.
  7. Property is Open year round. Store is open during  Summer and Early Fall.

 

Website for more information and amazing video from the 2017 Solar Eclipse
http://carhenge.com/