Houses of Worchip (Continued)

Recently I made a delivery in the little community of Rancho Tehama and saw this house of worship which is simply called Rancho Tehama Community Church. Rancho Tehama is located northwest about 15 miles from downtown Corning. So far I've only found one sign directing you to this little community and its posted after you turn off Interstate 5 onto Gyle Road. If first time visitors miss seeing this sign they are apt to get lost. (Just click on the pictures for a larger view).

Houses of Worship

During my daily travels I pass by many houses of worship. I hope to start a series of the various churches I see along the way. I will start with the one we attend. It is the First Baptist Church of Cottonwood and was established in 1896. Its location is 3370 Brush Street which I believe was the original site of Cottonwood School established in 1889. (Just click on the pictures for a larger view).

Canadian Honkers

These Canadian Honkers are on their way South. But first they will stop overnight at my Cottonwood Creek Ranch. Here you can see many have already landed and others are beginning their approach. (Just click on the picture for a larger view).

New Snow in Mineral

I made a delivery today in Mineral at the Lassic Volcanic National Park and was surprised to see how much it had snowed a couple of nights ago. But then Mineral usually get a lot of snow during the winter months. (Just click on the pictures for a larger view).

The Walking Man Stands Still

He's standing still now but just until the light changes. Then he'll be on his way which looks like towards Road 99W. That is the apposite direction from his last mission. Go get'em running man! (Just click on the picture for a larger view).

Its Halloween Time In Corning

This house in Corning is ready for Trick or Treader's this Halloween. I wonder just how many kids these signs will scare. As for me, I did feel the presents of ghosts when I drove by. (Just click on the picture for a larger view).

A Trip to Paynes Creek

Yesterday I ran across this sign as I turned off Highway 36 W into the small community of Paynes Creek. You can tell its deer hunting season just by the sign. My delivery would be another three miles in on Plum Creek Road to the ISHI Conservation Camp. It was a beautiful day and I will stop along the way to gather a few more lava rocks for my yard. (Just click on the picture for a larger view).