Our "travels" lifestyle lends itself to needing places to store trunks and reusing shipping containers. I built this shed from 4 shipping crates, put in a wood floor with pallet wood, and installed scrounged counter tops. Not roomy, but more room than before! 

Our back garden is looking up after help from Rinnie & her girls. We even have gold fish in the pond (but still too much algae to see them). Note our Kenyan "jiko" for cook outs. 

Here is a close up of the entrance to Samuel Rutherford's church in Anwoth, Scotland. Above the door is carved "Built AD 1627". The plaque says:
Anwoth Old Kirk
Samuel Rutherford
Minister from 1627 - 1638
Professor of Divinity and Principal of St. Mary's College 1647 - 1661
Buried in the Cathedral Grounds St. Andrew's 1661
Counsellor in the Westminster Assembly of Divines
Author of famous "Letters" and "Lex Rex"
Preacher of Permanent Renown
Reformer and Defender of the Faith
Monument erected to his memory on the near-by hill 1842
"Fair Anwoth by the Solway"
"Glory, glory dwelleth in Emmanuel's land."

Rinnie was able to visit us in May with Lauren and Meredith. It sure was fun being grandparents. 

On our way back from seeing Anna play soccer in Ireland Mom and I visited Samuel Rutherford's old church in Anwoth, Scotland. 

Greenwich Mean Time - where East meets West 

Travels with Paul and Liz

We're following our children and learning from them how to use a blog to post information and pictures for others to view. We want to use this as a way to offer pictures and other information to people we email, without sending picture files to those with slower connections or who may not want large emails.

We welcome your comments and ideas to make this more helpful and post what you'd like to see about our work and life! Whether you ask or not, you will usually be able to find pictures of our grand kids here (it's a certified priviledge of grandparents).