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We finally reached the top and gazed over into the Shenandoah Valley. We had a nice view even though it was too hazy to see very far, even with binoculars. On our trip down our granddaughter thought we were taking a shortcut, but to my chagrin it soon became apparent that we were lost A little child shall lead them? Better let that happen somewhere I beside a dim mountain trail. That was not so bad, however One thing that marred the trip was sc ilmany beer-hounds had left theii > jcalling cards Things like that dc , more to spoil the ecology than the 11power lines that crossed the trail, I which 1 suppose is a necessary I evil > I shall count that day as a redletter day in our lives. I hope that God will grant us other days when 1 we can climb to the top of some of His mountains. “He who climbs to the mountain top has a better view i of the plain." It is also a soul i enriching experience, it helps to minimize the physical self. At such a time we find it so easy to > say, ! “OH GOD, HOW GREAT THOU ART"
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