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First Across the Finish Line

Congratulations, Henri!

Today our first four mighty readers reached 40 books in the Forty Book Challenge!

An interview with Henri:

“My favorite books so far have been The Boxcar Children.  They are the kind of books you can read multiple times without getting bored.  The author did a great job describing things, kind of like C.S. Lewis does.

Right now I am reading books of the Bible on my own.  I really liked Romans because it shows a lot about loving people and being kind towards them.  I want to trust God more and more.  The Bible is really interesting.

I hope to read Exodus next.”

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Flying Through the Generations

Mrs. B.’s Uncle Ed has piloted well over 1,000 Young Eagles in the Young Eagles program.  Notice the Young Eagles shirt that he wore when he recently visited from the west coast!

This week Joshua joined his sister and brother (and over 2.3 million other young people) in the World’s Largest Logbook after completing his Young Eagles flight.

How thankful we are for all these pilots who give so generously to help young people aspire to great things and reach for their dreams.

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Prayer Vigil

Mrs. Green shared:  “We are just leaving the prayer vigil for Israel and I wanted to send you this picture. It was a beautiful service where many Jewish people and non Jewish people gathered to pray. In the picture below is our friend Rabbi Moshe. Thank you for teaching your students to pray for this broken world.”

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NH/VT Family Adventure Project Ideas and Possibilities . . . . .

 

—Philbrick-Cricenti Bog in New London

—Montshire nature trails

—Saunt-Gaudens National Historic Site

—Valley Quests

—Murdough Experimental Greenhouse at Dartmouth

—Brookfield Floating Bridge

—251 Club of Vermont

—Hood Museum of Art

 

—Things to do in New Hampshire

—30 Great Things to Do in Vermont

—Quechee Gorge

—Velvet Rocks Trail in Lebanon, NH

—Covered Bridges of New Hampshire

—Covered Bridges of Vermont

—Claremont Historic Walking Tour

—Things to Do in Vermont with Kids

—Family Friendly Activities in New Hampshire

—Seven Weirdest Places to Go in New Hampshire

—78 Cool, Hidden, and Unusual Things to Do in NH

—18 Weirdest Places You Can Possibly Go in Vermont

—57 Cool, Hidden, and Unusual Things to Do in Vermont

 


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Or borrow one my books for a night or two to find many more ideas:

—Off the Beaten Path:  Guide to Unique Places in New Hampshire

—Insiders’ Guide:  Fun with the Family in Vermont and New Hampshire

—Best-Loved Family Adventures in the Connecticut River Valley

–VT and NH guides