Calendar for 2011
| Get a life! Get outside and see the wonderful
world our Heavenly Father has made. Creation SafarisTM,
now continuing our 25th anniversary year, can take you to unusual and beautiful places where you
can have fun, fellowship and worship God while enjoying the Great Outdoors. And while you’re
at it, you will learn important evidence for creation and against evolution.
Creation Safaris: Escape to Reality!
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Note: All events and dates are subject to change without notice here.
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IN THE PLANNING STAGES:
Sunday April 3, 2011 at 1:00 p.m.
Trip Report: Lovely day for this hike. A lot of people were on the trail. We had eleven in our
group, from age 7 to teens to senior citizens. All did fine on the slippery creek crossings and got to see at least the first
falls; four of us made it to the second and third falls. Everyone agreed it was a really nice day to get out and
see God’s creation. In addition to sightseeing, Dave taught about native plants, the place of nasty things like
poison oak in God’s plan, the marvel of our bodies’ capabilities of jumping from rock to rock in the stream
(what with neuron signaling from brain to foot and back), and we had opening and closing prayer. This all took
place in only 2.5 hours--a good investment of time.
Sat, April 9, 2011 at 8:00 a.m.
Trip Report: 11 people participated, including an infant and a toddler.
Snow was sparse and poppies were not evident at the reserve, but we found good spreads to the
north with scads of goldfield. The cold breeze kept the poppies closed but the vista with
the mountains was still magnificent, the puffy white clouds adding to the beauty.
We drove west and found good color spreads of goldfield and
Joshua trees, and some fields of bush lupine at the base of the Tehachapis. After visiting the Gorman Post
lake, and watching five snowy egrets and some turtles and coots, we had hot chocolate and coffee
in Lebec and returned home -- just 6 and 1/2 hours. A good time was had by all.
June 11-17, 2011
Write if interested in a week at the Grand Canyon paradise of Supai. Waterfalls,
swimming, camping, hiking, fellowship are all part of the mix at one of our favorite
locations. Requires 10 mile pack in and 10 mile strenuous pack out, but the swimming holes
in the canyon’s magical blue-green water are worth it. This year we will see how the
landscape has changed as a result of 2009’s massive flash flood.
A new waterfall, Rock Falls, was formed, with what looks like a fun swimming hole below it.
OTHER EVENTS:
BIBLE-SCIENCE ASSOCIATION of the San
Fernando Valley
Monthly meetings: special speakers, large creation book
table. Meets 3rd Sat of
month (except summer and December), 7:00 p.m. at The Masters College, Newhall.
"Creation Safari" and "Creation Safaris" are trademarks of Master Plan Association, CA.
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