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What’s going on?

I haven’t taken the time to update the blog much since we have been back from Santiago.  Here is a quick update of what’s going on with the Marlowes.

We got back from Chile.  We relaxed with the Jack family in PA. We visited my family in Illinois.  God provided some small jobs to bring in money and I’ve been able to work on my doctrinal statement.   Meranda got a new cousin.  Bethanne had a birthday.

We are seeking the Lord’s will in future ministry opportunities.  We would greatly appreciate your prayers.

This week I have greatly enjoyed attending the Advancing the Church Conference at Calvary Baptist Theological Seminary in Lansdale PA. Mark Dever has been the keynote speaker and I appreciate his thoughtful yet bold responses and faithful handling of the text.

For Sale: 1971 PA28-140 Piper Cherokee Affordable Ownership

UPDATED INFO:  Why rent when you can own?  I bought this to learn on and now you can do the same.  584FL is a basic, reliable, low time Cherokee.  Make her yours for only $28,000.

Basic Info:

  • TT:  2,260
  • SMOH: 700
  • Last annual:  Oct 2011
  • Compressions:  77 / 76 / 78 / 77
  • Useful Load: 858.5
  • CG: 85.4

Appearance

  • Paint:  8/10
  • Interior: ?/10  (The interior is currently being redone!)
  • Glass: 9/10

Avionics:  Narco Mark 12D; Narco AT 150 transponder w/encoder

Standard instrument arrangement, T-throttle, complete logs, all AD’s complied with, shoulder harness for front two seats, auto fuel STC,

Comes with an exterior cabin cover, all three wheel pants, and portable 4 place intercom.  I may even throw in an “Anywhere Map” portable GPS unit with the sale if you’re interested.

Hangered since purchased.

New windshield – 02

New cabin glass – 01

Painted in 95

Engine removed and overhauled in 95

Plane located near Georgetown Delaware.

Call or post comment below for questions or to schedule a showing (comments and emails will not be public).

c:302.245.1879

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This picture is from just after I returned from passing my checkride - a great day!

The wing tips are the worst part of the exterior paint. They are stable and have not been a problem at all.

The right wing tip. The fiberglass is solid, but the paint has hairline cracks through it.

Nice clean blue and white paint scheme.

Belly, just cleaned. Come and visit the plane to see how clean the engine runs.

The external power port comes in handy when you forget to turn off the master.

The stabilator

The instruments are laid out in the standard arrangement.

The VOR works great. The loran is inop. The transponder and radio are basic and reliable.

Christmas

We had a fantastic Christmas and enjoyed time with family celebrating the birth of our great Savior Jesus Christ.  Here are a few pictures.  You can see the online album here.

Meranda enjoyed opening gifts, even if they weren't for her.

Haley got a toy guitar with a headworn microphone that plays "I'm a Barbie Girl." Bethanne really enjoyed playing with it. She is a natural musical artist.

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Back in the States!

We have arrived safely in Pennsylvania.  Meranda was a terrific passenger and slept most of the way home.  We are adjusting to the cold weather and enjoying spending time with family before the holidays.

So far the re-adjustment to American culture has been quite easy.  It was amazing how quickly we made it through the checkout line in Walmart earlier today.  The lines at stores move incredibly slow in Santiago.

Spirit Falls – Cascada de las Animas

December 8 is a national holiday here in Chile.  Immaculate Conception day is a Roman Catholic holiday which celebrates their belief that the Virgin Mary was born free of sin.  We took advantage of the holiday to travel an hour outside Santiago into the Maipo River Valley just Southeast of the city.  The sights were fantastic and we enjoyed our time at Cascada de las Animas, a park with a restaurant, grills, picnic tables, a zip line over the river, hiking, a pool, white water rafting, and many other things.  We enjoyed our lunch at the restaurant and Meranda took a nap by the pool.  The highlight of my time there was the 1.5 hour hike to see the waterfalls.  Bethanne did the hike in flip flops! (because I forgot to tell her to bring shoes)  I carried Meranda in a back pack carrier and she loved it!  Here are many  pictures of our day in Cajon del Maipo, read the rest of the page to see them all.

 

lunch

Our view during lunch

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The December Newsletter is Published!

You can see our latest newsletter online here:

Bad Hair Day

Meranda - just woke up from her nap.

more pictures of Meranda in the rest of the post

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Meranda, not a fan of Santa

We were shopping yesterday after church and there was a Santa station st up – we wanted to have Meranda get a picture with him.  Meranda had other plans.

Meranda was happy before her visit with Santa.

 

Get me away from that guy!

What do you want for Christmas little girl?

Thanksgiving in Chile

One benefit of being a teacher at an American school in Chile is that we observe both Chilean and American holidays.  Thanksgiving is not a Chilean holiday, but we enjoyed a nice break.  The missionaries with ABWE all got together to enjoy a Thanksgiving meal and watch football.  Meranda enjoyed the time with some of her young friends.

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Christmas List

Here is my Christmas list for the Pollyanna – sorry it’s so late.  If you are not part of our family Pollyanna, I will still accept gifts from you.  I am having a real hard time coming up with things that I want.  One thing I’ve learned very well here is that I have way too much stuff.

iTunes Gift Card (are gift cards prohibited this year?)

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