We have been across the country and back in the past two weeks. First we went to Northern Utah - visited friends and family, attended General Conference and as icing on the cake Kathryn was baptized while we were there. We had a wonderful, busy time and it made us want to move there so we could be closer to so many people who mean so much to us. On the way to Utah we followed (loosely) the trail the Mormon Handcart Pioneers used. We stopped in Independence, MO to visit Liberty Jail. It was amazing!
We went to Adam-ondi-Ahman on Sunday and I think Sarah put it best when she said, "this is a reverent place". It was a beautiful fall morning, fog made it especially peaceful.
For the next part of our adventure we went to Martin's Cove in Alcova, WY. We were delayed getting there due to an unexpected stay on the side of the highway in the middle of no where Nebraska (waiting for a truck to rescue us from a flat tire), followed by a day in Cheyenne, WY at Midas Muffler ( getting a new exhaust pipe since the RV smashed it when the tire blew in the middle of no where Nebraska. The folks that helped us get back on the road were very nice, unfortunately I did not get a picture of the ordeal - apparently it was a bit stressful...
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