... and more time in Nauvoo.

We went on a carriage ride, a wagon ride, and did lots of walking to see as much as we could in Nauvoo in the afternoon. I even managed to squeeze in about 45 minutes of shopping! The most interesting thing to me that we watched was probably the brick making process, although it was fun to learn about making wagons and wagon wheels (and see a cool treadle operated lathe) and watch a blacksmith make a horseshoe.

And I am grateful for all those missionaries that are serving in Nauvoo. We attended the Rendezvous in Old Nauvoo show, and it was all done by senior missionaries. So cute!