We arrived at the Hotel Finca in Mahanaim on Friday afternoon as rain pelted our bus windows. Other buses had already arrived, and one by one, the buses unloaded. None of our group minded the wait because it gave the rain time to stop. When it was our turn, we got off, retrieved our luggage, and went to find our room assignments.

Today, however, we didn’t focus on visiting churches; this was our day to explore the coffee region of Colombia. Early Friday morning, we packed our bags, ate breakfast, and loaded everything back onto our bus as we headed toward Armenia and a retreat with 440 ladies! On the way, however, we visited several more churches.

I love Colombia, but I hate being away from my husband. Nevertheless, the more we talked and prayed about it, the more convinced Keith and I became that I should go. So the next time I saw Lorna, I told her I was definitely going, and we decided to be roommates on the trip – a wonderful, fun decision!

We ended up on Poplar Circle, a small street off Lafayette Parkway. We were delighted when we drove past the amazing display at 177.

Our taste of Savannah left us hungry for more. However, just days after we left, Hurricane Helene hit this beautiful city.

A must-see in San Diego for anybody who loves Naval aviation is Kansas City Barbecue, the site of the memorable bar scene from Top Gun,

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