Ed posing as a handcart pioneer at the Mormon Trail Center in Florence, Nebraska.
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- We are serving another mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints-Ohio Cleveland CES, Seminary and Institute.
1 comment:
Your pictures bring back so many memories of when we went to the Nauvoo temple open house (WOW 8 years ago - because Tara had her learners permit) with my mom and dad. I agree with you that it is certainly lucky that you have a GPS in your car so that you can get around. I don't know what I would do without one in the car when I have to find an address or place I am unfamiliar with. I went through your blog and saw a picture of your old house in Lynden and I agree with you, it certainly looks different.
Love, Loriann & family
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