Thursday, September 4, 2008

Catching up with the Daines

A couple of weeks ago we had the opportunity of going to the Boston Temple. It was a great get-away for us. We enjoyed our sessions in the Temple, our scenic drive down and back and especially enjoyed visiting with our nephew Greg and his cute family, who so graciously put us up for the night. We took a little side trip on our way home and stopped over in Rockland, Mass. and enjoyed this charming little fishing village. Like all coastal cities, it offers some great kodak moments. This past week for "P" day we joined some other senior missionaries and took a trip down to Belfast on the coast of Maine. These little side trips help rejuvinate us for when we have to return to our most important task at hand, missionary work!


Lighthouse on the bay
Dipping feet in ocean

Perry's Nut House - Great fudge

Best lobster around

Fort Knox
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Town of Belfast on the coast

A day out with the seniors. We look like seniors....very scary!

Belfast on the coast


Spectacular bridege on coast



Scenic Rockland along coast of Mass.

Quaint fishing village in Rockland.


A nice night out on the town in Boston


Revolutionary War began here
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Bridge at Concord
Grandpa found a new friend
Concord/Lexington
Gregg and Lalanie Daines' cute family

Side view of Temple

Temple Grounds

The Entrance to Boston Temple

Very beautiful for one of our smaller Temples

4 comments:

jordan said...

Looks like you're having some fun P days. I bet it is great to take these little side trips to make things a little more interesting (not that what you're doing isn't interesting enough :). Lobster and fudge... my kind of trip!

MegaPPod said...

It really is beautiful there. What a cute little family Greg has. Nice pictures, and keep blogging. Love and miss you.

Bryce Cranney said...

Sorry we missed you that weekend but it looks like you had a great time!

LeeAnne said...

Beautiful pictures, beautiful places! Gotta love those P-Days :) We love to see your pictures and what you're up to in Maine!