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| Banana trees growing near our house....Can't wait til they are ripe. |
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| Cow and calf on Pres. Nau's farm |
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| Trees planted by Elder Fletcher in 1952. They now form an arch over the road. |
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| Rows of Chinese cabbage |
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| A friendly cow on Pres. Nau's farm. |
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| We went downtown one day and were greeted by about 4000 tourists from this cruise ship. |
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| The wharf in downtown Nuku'alofa looking towards Pangaimotu, a resort island (and great snorkeling). Fish traps in the foreground. |
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| Giant clam shell |
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| The bell clangs, and the cows come. It's watering time. |
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| Mama hen and baby chicks...so cute. |
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| Pele - similar to spinach |
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| A pandanus tree |
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| Pres. Nau's bull, who keeps all the other cows and bulls in line |
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| Looking toward's the island of Eua from Pres. Nau's beach |
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| I think there are as many roosters as there are people here. You hear from them ALL night! |
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| Sis Tupou and Sis Nau watching the cows get watered on the Nau's farm |
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| The temple and sunset |
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| Sunset on Pres. Nau's beach |
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| Sunset on Pres. Nau's beach |
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| Taro |
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| The temple at night |
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| Yes, that's corn. And it's almost ready to eat!!1 |
Brother and Sister Hamblin, So good to keep up with you and feel the spirit and joy of your serving in Tonga. Such a beautiful place. Have you heard 12 new families moved to Juneau 2nd this past few months! The new Stake center has 2 by 4 walls. "Ïf we build it (new building) they (new members) will come?"It still rains here. I am getting out my sunshine lamp today. Take care, Donna Leigh
ReplyDeleteI had heard that there were lots of new families moving into the ward. That is great. And I also heard that Nathan coined a new phrase, which we like very much :) It's so true. The Lord is anxious for the church to grow in Juneau. And it sounds like everyone there is doing his/her part.
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