SCORE!!!!  56 bolts of flannel from Joann's black Fri.  Sewing sewing sewing.  God is good, missions are the winners.

Papa's new grandkid toy. 

After almost 3 months, 6500 miles, about 15 states the best sign as always is this one.

We got to see some fall colors on our dash for home to avoid Hurricane Sandy in N.C.

And the after of the same kitchen. 

The before of a kitchen in a trailer that Hurricane Irene damaged.

Our team built this great wheelchair ramp

A cotton picker at work in the field right next to the team living site.

Hyde county is Cotton country and the fields everywhere we white.

We arrived in Hyde County N.C. a few days early, so we worked with the team that was there.  Harv and I helped with this deck.

I had time to spin some yarn in the motorhome on the 2 1/2 hour ferry ride to the mainland

Seemed crazy to look out the window of the motorhome and only see water. 

On Ocracoke Island on the way to the big ferry we saw the island ponies.  Not so wild anymore, but fenced so that they don't get hit by the cars on the highway.

At our disaster work assignment the internet was weak so I will have to catch up on the rest of our trip from home. 
Soooo the wonderful vacation time on Hatteras came to an end.  Now on to the next island on the ferry.  A little scary taking the small ferry with the Motorhome and car in tow.