Night in the Mountains of North Carolina

 

7-2-22  Awake at 4:30AM In the mountains of North Carolina at a rest stop on my Journey to Oregon.

Words from My Father God to me:

Good morning, my sweet Child. I love you and am so pleased with your journey and the way you are handling it.  I led you to look at my words to you on 1-1-22 so you would see my faithfulness.  I am with you and will never forsake you.  Your impact is already high and will become much higher.  I appreciate your rest day with me and I will continue to speak with you later.  You are free to go back to sleep now.

I awoke at 9AM and discovered that my black water tank is nearly full.  I might as well educate those that do not know about the RV lifestyle.  Generally, most RV’s have 3 tanks that they call:

Black water: Deposits from the toilet

Grey water:  Deposits from the sinks and shower, usually soapy.

Fresh water:  Provides water for use.

Mine also has a gas tank and propane tank.

In my case, my RV holds 40 gallons each and when the black water, which is usually the first to fill, is full, it has to be dumped or the toilet cannot be used.

When I am in a campground, or RV resort, dumping is easy because you are usually, already connected to the sewer and it is a matter of pulling the valve to empty both the Black first, and then the grey Gray water tank as it will clean the sewer hose after the black water runs thru it.  I am what they call “Boondocking”, which is operating without being hooked up to electricity or water or sewer, and have been since Tuesday.  I have been staying in rest areas, where the truckers stay.  Now my black water tank is telling me to dump it, which is a challenge in finding a dump station or campground (Holiday Weekends are tricky because they are usually booked months in advance) 

I called a campground that was near me (16 miles) and they were very kind and explained to me that their dumping facilities were closed (and so was the camp ground) because they had a storm last night that dumped so much rain that it flooded their facilities.

OK, this is a blessing to know.  1)That means that because I am in a rural area, probably all of the camp grounds and dumping stations around here are in the same shape because they are on septic systems. 2) There was a storm last night, 16 miles ahead of me and I didn’t even hear rain on my roof.  Praise you My Father God!

Lesson:  Never panic, never fear, Father God loves us so much, HE has us, we always have everything we need, we may not be able to see it, or believe it because we don’t see it, or trust God that what HE said is true¸

Question:  So what is faith to you? Read Hebrews 11:1

Who or what is your faith in? You? Father God? Government? Money? Stuff and things?   Stick with me and my journey, I pray that you will come into a full, personal trusting, faith relationship with your almighty Father God, by accepting the work of Jesus, who Father God sent to suffer and die, just so we can have a close intimate relationship with our real heavenly Father. 

I have so much to share, His love is awesome and it never fails!

I just visited the welcome center as a part of the rest area and they gave me directions to a Camping World that has a dump station about 20 miles away,  Woopee!!!  Here I go.