Eldfer Henry wrote some about our trek today in the parade. It was a long trek and I wasn't prepared shoewise. By the time we finished (about two miles) I think, I was really hurting. It was cool though. the streets are so narrow anyway and people were lined up all through the town. There was barely room to get our handcarts through the crowd at some points. There was some up hills and down hills some also. We then went to one of the members farms and browsed looking at some interesting animals. There was the cutest baby dwarf goat. The grandkids would have loved it. We then picknicked and then came home and collapsed. The elders rode over with us. They are a couple of really nice guys. We asked them if they wanted us to get them anything at Costco and they immediately yelled "peanut butter." After dinner of the most delicious dumplings and stew, we took a car load of "stuff" over to our flat (the landlord let us in and said we could go ahead and put it in). I am so ready to not do these 29 stairs several times a day. Our flat is all on the ground floor. Yeah! Well, it is bedtime here, so will sign off. We love you. Elder and Sister Henry