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| Ron's favorite stalls at Carbon Market. He'd like to eat them all! |
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| Most businesses have an area for motorbike parking. There are an incredible number of "motors" in the city. Because they can maneuver around cars that are stuck in traffic, they can often get somewhere in half the time it takes in a car. |
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| Typical businesses |
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| Water meters to homes behind the businesses |
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| Us with Elder John and Sister Thelma Infante from Calgary and Elder Wilson and Sister Jodi Ganir at Marco Polo Hotel Lobby |
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| Dainty white flowers at Sirao Gardens |
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| Nancy River's favorite type of flower |
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| Sis. Ganir on stairs |
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| Celosia |
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| Sunflowers-- here they are considered exotic floewrs! |
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| This looks more exotic to me! |
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| Yellow Bell kalachuchi |
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| More of Sirao Garden |
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| CANADA Drive! Had to stop for a picture! |
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| Local police station |
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| On our way to the corner store-- JY Supermarket |
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| Along Salinas Avenue |
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| Patron House-- our apartment windows are the two at the top right |
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| Fighting cock on a leash |
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| We call this a spider lily |
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| Canna lily |
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| Another canna lily |
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| Favorite pastime |
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| At JY |
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| After our training in Salt Lake |
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| Assembly Hall on the fourth floor of the Salt Lake Temple where we had our last instruction. This is where the temple dedication was held in 1893. |
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| Here's one of my first shots of the temple, and still one of my favorites. When a taxi driver drove us through the gates of the Temple Complex a while ago, he said, "I remember this place. It feels good to be here." We told him that it was the spirit of God that he could feel here. It's so peaceful-- such a contrast to the busy, noisy, crowded streets of the city. Truly it is a refuge from the world. We are so blessed to be here! |
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