Interesting Travel Day - God is Faithful

Thursday ended late and Friday started early. This morning I pulled the BoggsMobile in the wash bay at Prevost and the guys from "Almost Chrome" polished the wheels for me.

This is the first time I have had it done and they needed it badly! They look great. We drove through some rain today so they are probably dull now but they will clean up so much better.

We transferred the sound system from the Green Machine to the bus. Then hooked the trailer to the bus and loaded the Green Machine in the trailer. Confused yet?

We pulled out of Prevost and headed South. About 20 miles later on the south side of Nashville my "No Charge" light came on and my battery voltage dropped from 26-27 down to 24.

I pulled off the interstate and after checking the voltage and asking advice from The bus expert, I decided to go back to Prevost. They were waiting on me and found the problem right away.

The big cable off the alternator was broken right at the connection. They put a new end on the wire and replaced a relay that had performed its job well. It is supposed to short out and save the rest of the electronics and it did just that.

So about 2 1/2 hours after we left the first time we headed south again. A few miles below where we had the trouble we encountered a traffic jam. The cause of the jam was an accident involving a tanker truck and other vehicles.

We were stopped for about an hour on the interstate before the road was cleared. That's not too big of a hassle when you travel with all the conveniences of home including food!

The wreck was only a few miles below where we turned back to Prevost and obviously happened after we turned around so maybe the alternator trouble spared us. God knows!

Either way, we are so glad it happened close to Prevost. We really believe God has everything under control. He knows exactly what we need and we really do not have a clue.

With all the delay and stress we did not make it as far as we planned. We drove 293 miles including the 42 mile loop in the beginning.

We stopped about 8:30 at a rest area on I-65 in Alabama. I think we have about 160 miles to finish the trip to Dothan. Should not take too long tomorrow if all goes well.

It did rain on us some today but no high winds and we are thankful for that. We thank God for Ben Isaacs and the folks at Prevost Nashville too. God used them to keep us on the road! Thank you all.

Davy

Central City, Kentucky Revival in Pictues

We are always so happy to visit Trinity Pentecostal Church near Central City, Kentucky. Pastor Alan Harris and Sis. Tammy are dear friends and we love being with them and their church. God has moved in each service and we are so thankful for that.

We appreciate Pastor Harris and the church for taking such good care of us. They always go the extra mile in making sure we have everything we need. I know God will bless them for their kindness. You can find out more about their church Here.

After church we loaded the sound system in the Green Machine and drove to the BoggsMobile at Prevost. It was completely loaded but the little car handled it very well. We are very glad to be back in our home!

Today (Friday) we will load up in Nashville and make our way to Dothan, Alabama. We are watching the weather closely on our route down there. It is probably inevitable to run into rain from the Isaac storm system but we want to do everything we can to avoid the severe weather. Pray that God will guide us as we make decisions in the coming days.

I hope you enjoy all of the pictures from Central City.

Davy

Travel Day During Revival

Does this place look familiar?

As much as I like this place and I am glad it is there, it is too expensive to visit often! But sometimes we must go. 

Wednesday we cranked the BoggsMobile, hooked up the trailer and headed to Prevost in Nashville. I have developed an air leak by the drive axle and felt like I should get it fixed while I was so close.  They had an opening Wednesday afternoon so I took it. 

It is only about 112 miles so it did not take us long. We stopped for diesel in Franklin, Kentucky and a bite to eat but that is the only time we stopped. 

I could hear the leak when I arrived but by the time they got me in it had stopped. They are trying to duplicate it but have not been able to do so yet. I hope I can get that taken care of while there. 

I also had them replace the drivers side windshield that cracked on the way back from Montana. That needed to be done and the windshields are usually cheaper there than any where else. It takes less than 30 minutes to put it in at a windshield shop. The last place charged $80 to install. I am interested in seeing how long it took Prevost, especially at $100+ an hour. 

We drove the Green Machine back for church last night. We will go back to the bus tonight after church or early in the morning since tonight is the last night of revival. Revival has been very good. God has been blessing and helping each service. I hope to post some pictures tomorrow. 

Thanks for all your prayers. 

Davy