Garry had no problems with his flights (one was 2 hours late leaving Toronto, but he had time to spare in Warsaw) and found Cezary at the station at 5:30 am (after a night in a hotel and breakfast at Mc Donalds) and they made it to Dnipro as scheduled by train. They were on the trains for about a day and a half from Krakow to Dnipro, changing trains before they crossed the border. Garry says the border crossing went very smoothly by train, basically just passport check and stamping on both sides.
Cezary accidently left his phone on the first train, but luckily someone found it and they got it back. They were laughing about it, because the train was pulling away when an attendant asked if they were looking for something as they tried to catch it. Garry seems to have misplaced his phone charger, but he can get one.
They had lunch with Pastor Andrey from Morningstar church after arriving in Dnipro around 2 pm and Max drove Garry home to the village. Garry says everything looks good there on the the farm. He was handing out some of the stuff I sent in his suitcase, but was thinking about an early night in bed and a busy day checking things out tomorrow when I talked to him about 6 pm.
So all is well and he might send more photos tomorrow.
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