Just a few more pictures from my St. George trip.
This was the best shot I could get of the house where she grew up--and it's not even close to the same, so I didn't try very hard.
This monument marks the grave of our ancestor, Maria Normington, who walked across the plains with the Martin handcart company. This is one of the times Mom kept saying, "I can't believe I'm really here!"
Pioneer-constructed wood stairway in the St. George Tabernacle. Mom went to church in this building. Now it's a visitor's center.
Isn't this phone booth cool? It's on the front steps of the bed and breakfast. To gain access, you pick up the receiver, and someone answers inside.
Who knew Mom loved rocks so much?
More wonderful memories in these photos. I didn't want them to end! I especially love the ones we are in together.
ReplyDeleteLove that black and white of the two of you. Great photos, great memories. What a treasure.
ReplyDeleteI love this idea! What a wonderful trip for the two of you. Thanks for sharing it with us.
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ReplyDeleteWhat a great trip to take together. I wish my mom had the energy!
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