We had the awesome opportunity to go on another church history tour. We went to so many neat places and really felt the spirit. Poor Ryan was sick for at least half of the tour, but he finally got better. He was so sick that at one of the buffets we went to he could only take in a small salad. For those of you who know how much Ryan loves food that tells you how sick he was.

This is the Bennett Family at the Johnson Farm. The Johnson Farm is where Joseph was tarred and feathered. This room is where Joseph and Oliver had a vision. (
D&C 76)

This is Ryan & I at the Kirtland Temple. It was beautiful. We loved going inside and looking around. We even went to the top floor/level. That was awesome.

This is the stone quarry from where the stone was cut to build the Kirtland Temple.

We went to the Susquehanna River where the Aaronic Priesthood was restored and Joseph Smith was baptized. It was cold there too! I sang "Be Still My Soul" with two really talented singers. It was really great!

We drove by Elmyra College and saw this gazebo. This gazebo is where Mark Twain wrote his books like The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. His wife had it built because he was such a smoker. There were many times people thought his gazebo was on fire because smoke would be billowing out the chimney and windows. It wasn't a fire, just his cigar smoke. Gross!

This is Hill Cumorah. It was really steep! It doesn't look like it from the picture, but I assure you it was.

This is at the Palmyra Temple. It was still cold but absolutely beautiful. See how perfect the sky is?
We went to the Sacred Grove and it was extremely chilly for an "early spring morning", but it was so wonderful being in that special place. I really loved being there.
I have so many pictures that I could share. They would make this post unrealistically long. However, we loved our experience and what a testimony builder it was. We had a great time!!
12 comments:
looks like a great trip! I'm glad you guys had such a good time.
Wow; you guys have really been the world travelers lately! ;) That is wonderful that you are having so many amazing experiences! I am so glad that you had a good time and that Ryan is feeling better!
What a amazing trip! I am glad you had a good time:) Thanks for sharing the pictures, they are great!
i've been waiting so impatiently for these pictures! i love this kind of stuff! how amazing to be standing in the same place where history was made. you look super cute in your pictures, by the way ; )
I love all of those church history sites. They are all amazing to see and I'm so glad you got to go and experience it. The spirit is so strong at each site.
What an awesome experience! You'll be so glad you were able to take all these trips before baby comes.
I would love to do that... HOW NEAT!
I am so jealous! Jason and I want to go back and almost did last year but things always have a way of changing your plans.. some day.. we will go... maybe this year I can talk him into it! Hope you are feeling well.. I would have thought with three little mommy's to be that Ryan would have been the last person to be sick.. glad you had fun!
What a great trip. We are doing the New york side of that trip this summer. Thanks for sharing your pictures, it makes me really excited to go! :)
What a great trip! I've always wanted to do a church history tour. Looks like you had a great time!
Neat pics and neat trip! So fun to see & read about! Love the baby quilt! :-)
We went to Kirtland for Spring Break last month. It was awesome. Check out our blog for pics. I love your trip though, we want to do all of that while we're out here. New York is definitely on our list, and Niagra Falls! Good luck with the last month or so of pregnancy, unfortunately not the greatest, but I'm excited to pics of your little darling when you have her.
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