Back in the Sites

Heading to the barn...so good to go home after a long day.

Bringing them in.

S/Whiting & S/Davies feeding the calves.

Beautiful river

This week I was able to work more in the sites, such as the Cultural Hall here with Sister Draney and Sister Wadsworth, both from Idaho.                    

Honey Do projects even on a mission.  Fixing a broken chair.  Thanks Honey 😍

Stairs at the Bakery

I started playing a game with the grand-daughters.  I would take pictures like these of where I was serving for the day and have them guess where I was.  They were pretty good at figuring it out.  

Bakery ovens

Log School House

Slates on the benches

Front door of the John Taylor Home

Sister Wadsworth at JTH

Wagon driving week

Monday driving the wagon with Elder and these two fine young sister missionaries.

Sister Cabuquing and Sister Jefferies
from the Philippines and Texas

Elder Rich from the band desired to drive the team, so inbetween rides we gave him a practice lesson.  He beamed.  He so wants to do more with horses.  We hope he finds a way to achieve  his dream.

Farewell to the YPMs.

On Thursday after working in the sites we went over to Montrose to their Watermelon Festival.  Here we are eating our first ever yellow watermelon with the Stokes. 











On Friday driving the wagon again with Sister Baldwin from Colorado and Sister Daugherty from Alaska.  It is wonderful to get to work with these great missionaries.  We also had them over to share our Sunday dinner with us. 

On our way back to the barn we stopped for a little photo shoot.  

So love the temple.

There is lots of renovation going on around Nauvoo.  These will be called the temple district when they are completed.  

Hunter home

Gheen home

Weeks home

I'm So Sad...the end of Sunset and the YPMs

Ma and Pa with the oxen.

Teamster with his goad stick.

Lovely Sister Andersen and Sister Chipesuv.

Sister Hayhurst teaching us how to do pottery at Family Living Center.  So fun.

Driving day in my bonnet.  

Some of the YPMs on the wagon.

Old Fashion Day in Nauvoo

Sunset on the Mississippi was such a fun production.  

Oh Susanna

Elder West doing Orange Blossom Special

Clogging to Orange Blossom Special

Clogging - Sister Magleby, Sister Olsen, Sister Mann

The wonderful band

Elder Casperson singing I'm So Sad

Love a Bull

Elder Matheson - The melodrama

Nauvoo Boys - Elder Merrill, Elder West, Elder Paepke

Nauvoo Boys Stunt

Spray - Elder Joyner, Elder Merrill, Elder Calatayud

Nauvoo Boys with those Nauvoo Girls, flying high.

End of show for 2019

With the Quirls we went to West Point north of Fort Madison and joined in their annual Corn Fest.

The horses running to a new pasture down by the grain silos.  

Jake one of my favorites.

Adam, Doc and Bud.