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summer_in_TX

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10. Yes, and it is on a hill.

Sat Jul 5, 2025, 11:01 AM

Jul 5

I found out later that a couple in my Sunday school class, small group had two grandchildren at two camps in Hunt, Texas. One was actually at Camp Mystic,. They are both safe, but some of their fellow campers are not accounted for. Such a tragedy.

The children were retrieved during a respite in the weather by a parent. Our family ministries director turned back after encountering water on the road as dusk fell. She realized it was too dangerous and she was too exhausted to drive home safely through the Texas Hill Country.

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Yikes. Take care! mwmisses4289 Jul 4 #1

Thanks! SARose Jul 4 #2

Please stay safe and vigilant evemac Jul 4 #3

Good to hear you're ok.. carpetbagger Jul 4 #4

Hope you're high and dry in S.A. summer_in_TX Jul 5 #11

It's terrible SARose Jul 4 #5

My church has five girls and our director of family ministries in Kerrville for summer camp now. summer_in_TX Jul 4 #8

Mount Wesley should be high and dry. carpetbagger Jul 4 #9

Yes, and it is on a hill. summer_in_TX Jul 5 #10

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