Five years ago I couldn't have imagined I would be in Liverpool preparing food and serving dinner to 150 Chinese people, but here we are. We have an activity for the Chinese converts in our mission about three times a year. The converts and investigators come from at least three different areas of our mission. The senior couples do the dinner and the young missionaries plan games for them. It is a fun activity for the new members and it gives them the opportunity to meet other chinese members.
Monday we visited the Quarry Bank Mill again. It is such a big place we haven't had time to see it all.
The mill itself represents a life of hard labor for it's employees in the 1800's, but it is located in a really pretty place and it's workers were treated better than most of the mill workers. This time we finished touring the mill and the gardens.
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| Elders in the Kitchen |
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Sisters in the kitchen (one is missing)
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| At Quarry Bank Mill |
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| Sister Whitehead in front of the Mill owners house |
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| Begonias flourish in England |
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Elder Whitehead in front of a giant rhubarb plant.
(It's not the edible kind) |
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| A little cave in the gardens. |
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| A unique tree. |
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| The mill was a massive structure. |
Awesome pictures! Love the giant leaves and the kitchen shots. I'm so glad you are able to see such nice places. I did notice that you have a couple of smudges on your camera. Whatever you use to clean your glasses can be used to clean the lens. Love you lots!
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