This is where we stayed for the two nights while on Bohol - the
Isla Hayahay Resort. It is in a
beautiful location, the rooms are not extravagant but very nice and the food here is
good. It is actually on a small island
next to the island of Bohol that we drove to across a long causeway. On a side
note, one very nice thing about Bohol is that the traffic is light compared to
that around Cebu.
These pictures are from driving across the causeway to where we stayed. It seems that every time we crossed in daylight the tide was out.
Our group, from left to right: Elder and Sister McNett, Elder and Sister
Halladay, President and Sister Tanner, Elder and Sister Bell and Elder and
Sister Bock. The Halladays and Bells are living and serving on Bohol. Elder Bock is who shared the adventurous shuttle ride to the ferry.
Calape Chapel |
On Thursday, the 29th, we all met together along
with the assistants to the president in the LDS chapel in the town of Calape
which is about a 20 minutes from where we were staying. It is also where the
Bells are living. This was a great opportunity to get to know the other senior couples,
find out how they have been serving and share ideas. We learned that the Bells
are working on a major Book of Mormon initiative and the Bocks are helping
to start up a pig farming effort where they are living north of Cebu.
Downtown Calape |
Patrick |
(To be continued …)
Hey, where's the suit coats? And you found a star fish name Patrick ?
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