Retro: The Rare Snowman
Ten years ago today we were in Canada, and it snowed! Not much, but enough to make a little snowman. A rare event for us in those days.
Ten years ago today we were in Canada, and it snowed! Not much, but enough to make a little snowman. A rare event for us in those days.
On this day 10 years ago, Shari and I were in Bath, England. Having travelled all night, we were exhausted, but we still had the energy for a bit of an outing in the town, including this visit to the ancient Roman baths. And no, because of the quality of the water, people don’t swim in there today!
The earliest inscription at the site, seen below, is from 76AD. It reads, “. . . in the 7th consulship of the Emperor Vespasian”. Amazing to see things that date from a time when there were still people alive who had witnessed the resurrected Lord! Vespasian became emperor in 69AD.
This month is a bit of a cheat, because I choose pictures from two days – so, around this time, 10 years ago, in Lashburn, SK, we were having fun at Grandpa and Grandma Cottrill’s house!
First picture: Nathanael playing ball with Grandma. Second picture: Hannah and Nathanael making cake-in-a-mug with Grandpa (a dangerous skill to learn). Click each picture for a larger version.
Ten years ago today we had the rare opportunity to get together with Shari’s side of the family – the Wingers, more Wingers, and the Kidders!
Here we are, out on the water in Glacier National Park (the one in the USA – as you may know, there’s a Glacier National Park in Canada too.). Just click the photo for a larger version.
Back in 2011 we were doing baptisms at a nearby water park. We would have a service on the grass, and then “take over” a section of one of the pools for the actual baptisms.
Here are the believers, from two churches, with their baptism certificates, 10 years ago today on a Sunday morning! (And by the way, check out this post from before the baptisms…)
Ten years ago today, first thing on a Monday morning, Shari went with Hannah to her school, where they both did a special presentation to the class about – chocolate!
Just click the photo to see a larger version…