These first few are from our trip to Meteora with the senior couples. This is how they get their supplies (and people) in now days. If you look carefully at the front on the building where the supply cart is headed, you will see where they used to lower and raise the rope basket for the same purpose.
Elder and Sister Johnson behind the monastery in the previous picture. It looks like we were on top of the world and it feels a little like it, too.
We didn't ever get much of a view of the priests, but the nuns were quite visable. This one was up on a hillside hoeing their garden patch.
These first few are from our trip to Meteora with the senior couples. This is how they get their supplies (and people) in now days. If you look carefully at the front on the building where the supply cart is headed, you will see where they used to lower and raise the rope basket for the same purpose.
Elder and Sister Johnson behind the monastery in the previous picture. It looks like we were on top of the world and it feels a little like it, too.
We didn't ever get much of a view of the priests, but the nuns were quite visable. This one was up on a hillside hoeing their garden patch.
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We love seeing pictures and hearing about all of your adventures. You are an inspiration to us! We are looking forward to volunteering at the Oquirrh Mtn. Temple open house this Friday. That's about the extent of our adventures! Love, The Romneys
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