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Simpsonville Mud Run!

Dear Friends,

We have had such an exciting day!!  Today My sis (Bess)  and I, along with some friends, participated in the Simpsonville Mud Mania! Also known as a....... Mud Run!!! We had sooooo much fun!


Our team was called the Hobbits (can you guess why? lol) Left to Right is: Sarah Kelly, Chloe Patterson, Me and My sis Bess. 

Getting ready to start! My family (including my brother Camilo) was so sweet as to 
come out in the rain, & early in the morning to cheer us on.

And off we go!! 

Our run had 24 obstacles and the course was about 3.5 miles. The obstacles included: climbing up dirt mounds, crawling in trenches full of dirty water, swimming though deeper trenches, crawling under an army jeep, crawling under logs, walking over logs, climbing steep mud hills, scaling an 10. ft. wall, and a large waterfall-- just to name a few. It took us about an 1 and a half to compete because we walked most of it. LOL

Having so much fun! 


Running fast to reach the beautiful finish line! 

I hope you enjoyed it!

Your Friend,
Haviland~






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  1. Hi Haviland! Your blog is lovely! I saw on your blog that you are from the Simpsonville area! I was wondering if you would mind passing along any information that you might know about churches in the area. We are looking for a conservative Christian church in the area that has a focus on family, without so many programs that are offered in today's churches. If you have any suggestions, I'd be very grateful to hear them!
    God bless!
    -Kelsey

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    1. Hi Kelsey!
      Well, sadly there aren't many churches like that in this area. We have just started (well, about a year ago) attending a church in Simpsonville.
      We would love to have you join us for Worship.​​ We currently meet at:
      1209 North East Main ST
      Unit A
      Simpsonville, SC 29681

      You can check out our website at:
      http://www.grace-reformed.com

      Your Friend,
      Haviland~

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Haviland~

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