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GUESS WHAT,

WE WENT TO THE MANTI

'MORMON MIRACLE PAGEANT'

ON THURSDAY EVENING

It was somewhat cold but not so cold our butts stuck to the chairs. I think it has been about twelve years since we last went and I think Simon and Jetaime went with us (pre-Savannah years). The main thing I remember about going that time was that Simon and I started to shine our laser pens on the side of the Manti Temple before the show started. I'm just saying.

When we arrived there it was about 6:30 and it was overcast with a chance of rain.

Just before the show began, it cleared up and remained that way throughout the production. The actors did not slide around on the hill, thank goodness for dry grass.

As you can see, the Temple was well lighted.

We got home about 1:30am and the whole experience was worth the time it took to make the trip.

Now it is your turn to go see the pageant, it is wonderful.
But if you go be sure to blog about it.
We do love to see those pictures.

THE OQUIRRH MOUNTAIN UTAH TEMPLE


DURING THE DAY

DURING THE NIGHT

AT DUSK

AT 30 MILES AN HOUR AT NIGHT

This picture turned out to be so eerie that I thought others may like to see it too.

Oquirrh Mountain Temple
I got to be an usher 3 times during the open house, June 3, July 3, and July 20. Jay was an usher once on July 3 which was one of the busiest days. It was really fun and I am kind of sad that it is over. The best time was on June 3 when I got my own personal tour at 10:00 p.m. from Sister Isom. We were trying to find the picture "Hollyhock Girl" by John Hafen. We didn't find it but I did get to see the nursery and a few other things which were not on the regular tour.

Did you notice, we can see the top of the new Temple from our front porch. We were hoping for this and it happened.