I sit here in SA looking at my passport knowing that by God's grace I will be getting it stamped on the 2nd July as I go to help on the missions field once again. This time I will be traveling to Thailand, to a house that gets flooded every month as it is on the ground and monsoon season (spring tides every new moon)
I sit here with more money in my wallet than in the bank trusting the Lord like never before.
There is no power and I am going to rebuild a house on stilts. it needs to be done with in less that a lunar cycle so we do not get flooded in water as well as work.
Why am iItelling you this after not up dating for such a long time.. well I feel that I just need to tell someone /everyone to give them the opportunity to join me in helping God and hHs people establish His kingdom in the hearts of the unreached.
Please support me in prayer
WalkWithJordanDutrieux
Sunday, June 24, 2012
Thursday, April 12, 2012
took a walk and found treasure
All these were taken within a two hours walk from Gostilitsa
the photo bellow was taken from the cliffs above |
So I'm sitting on a mattress on the floor (that is not level) listening to the rain fall outside on the newly sprouted grass i planted a week back thinking about all i have ; want and can achieve, in a country i can barely order coffee in cause the language is so different to both English and Afrikaans, and I'm loving it.
I (at this time) can honestly say that the only thing calling me back to SA is my VISA,
Sunday, April 8, 2012
Staying in the dark ages (and loving it)
Here are a few images of the different areas of the house we have come to repair and fix up a bit.
The kitchen cooker |
The scullery |
The cutlery |
The lounge (hanging chairs are a necessary due to the lack of level floors) |
The view from the lounge ( alot of work required...will get there much later) |
Some garden work |
Sifting some sand |
my bed and "cupboard" |
the parents bed |
a view of the snow capped mountains |
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
The (rail behind) road ahead
The bus seats |
OK so what was booked as a train ticket to Tirnovo started out with a 3hour bus ride to the Turkish/Bulgarian borderand then an 11 hour train trip to Tirnovo.
even the trains ride on the wro_ _... other side of the track |
The air was cold outside but much better that the over heated cabins
one of the many villages passed by train |
Snow still heavy in the hills, Could explain the cold air |
Foto of the fort |
View from hostel room |
Next to hostel building |
on the road to the house... |
So for now we are in Tirnovo waiting for the electricity and water to be connected in the house and all i can say is that there is an ADVENTURE Ahead
Monday, March 19, 2012
Walking (part of) the city
With in two days i have walked about 20km and I have yet to reach some sort of city limit. here are some photos taken while walking.
the tower .... dont know the history or meaning or age of it ppl just pay a lot to go up it and they all take a picture so i did to :P
The staircase leading to the climbing room(door on right and on third floor) looks permanently closed but will go look again tomorrow
saw this on the first and second floors on the way to the climbing room
when i saw this the first thing that went through my mind is "climbing is as safe as YOU make it" Not a recommended climbing bolt.
would love to boulder on this wall but my Turkish is not strong enough to keep me out of prison
something for the girls
something for the guys
....lunch...
and some graffiti ^_^
that is all next blog will be from Bulgaria
Sunday, March 18, 2012
Summer to winter in 24h
Within 24h i went from SA where the temp was 19degC in the evening Istanbul where the temp is 6degC in the evening. this is the first time where i have traveled for so long and have not changed my watch due to time zones.
First impressions
This place is... different :P the train/trams are like buses here sharing the same roads/lanes and everyone that owns a restaurant WANTS YOU to eat in their restaurant and they don't really stop asking you.
The hostel is epic! it is easy to miss in both day and night as the entrance is a passage next to a rug shop and only a meter wide and is not well lit at all , the lobby is a desk in the wall and the room is on the 5th floor
So here i am on a journey enjoying the lack of work and meeting new ppl with an array of languages.
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