On Saturday, July 15th I and 6 other women from church left Fairmont at 5:45 am and went to Kirtland, Ohio to visit church sites. The last time I had been to Kirtland was in 2001 so I was excited to go again, but not at all excited about getting up so early in the morning. I was able to enjoy myself and to build stronger relationships/friendships with those that attended. We were lucky enough to have nice weather, it was partly cloudy with comfortable temperatures and a nice breeze.
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The Kirtland Temple |
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Mom and I in front of the doors of the Kirland temple |
At the Newel K. Whitney store we were shown a room were a man slept to watch over the store inventory. Seeing this bed made me extremely grateful for the queen sized bed that I have.
I took this picture of the Newel K. and Elizabeth Ann Whitney home because I absolutely love the garden that is in front. It was a very quaint garden and I wouldn't mind having something like this at my home one day.
After visiting Kirtland we drove south to the John Johnson farm. I really enjoyed the Johnson farm and the colors that were used in the home. They were able to scrape down the cupboards to see the original paint color and designs. I love the way these doors look and thought it was such a cool design (they were originally painted by using feathers).
I LOVE this couch and if I had a fancy parlor I would put this couch in it.
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Back Row: Juanita Church, Jennifer Hansen, Amy Thompson, Mary Jane Carmen Front Row: Me, Catherine Cox, Mom |
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In front of the Johnson home |
We ran into rain on the way to and from Kirtland, and luckily none while we were there. On the way home we saw a beautiful, bright, and wide rainbow, this picture does it no justice.
2 comments:
Hicksey! I love you and I miss you! and thanks for all your sweet comments on my blog! Let's catch up soon. Maybe you should call me? hahahahaha:)
I went to Kirtland and Nauvoo when I was younger, and of course I didn't appreciate it. What kid does? I'd love to go now, especially to Nauvoo. That would be amazing.
Glad you had a nice time! The door is really cool!
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