Last weekend our family actually went CAMPING in Williams, AZ. It was a Russell Reunion held at the KOA campground. It was great to get away from the valley and enjoy the mountains. On Saturday we decided to hike down into the Lava caves (Exit 185) with all the kiddos.
I just have to say that the excitement soon ended when I saw how many boulders I had to hike onto to get down into the cave and once we were in there it was a little bit easier but not much. The flashlight was a must to use. I couldn't help myself thinking of when Christ died and how it was pitch black. This is how it must have felt and then my mind went onto thinking this is what outer darkness will be like. Without the flashlight, a buddy by me, and never seeing light again made me realize just what Christ has done for us. The importance of being obedient and being good will pay off! It is not the most popular way but oh so wise.
I have no idea how long we were in the cave but I endured it and was ever happy to get out not only to get warm and see light again but I needed to take care of nature's business. My thighs were sore for a good 3 days after that adventure. I do recommend people to check out the "ice caves" once in there life time! I wish I had a picture to show for it, but I left my camera in the cabin.
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