Everytime there was a new high Priest. He built over
the top of the Altar of the Previous High Priest. He wanted
to be bigger and better. More Jade head dress. More feathers
and bigger alter.
Orginally these altars were plastered over with a
smooth surface. The were also bright colors
In't she Cute!!! What a great travel companion.
Climbing one of the Altars. They were solid because
they just kept making it wider and taller than before
The Mayan calandars were so accurate that they
were within four hours of our current calandar.
The hole in this rock was situated so that on June 21st
if your standing so as to look through the hole, the Sun
would shine straight through.
Saturday, January 31, 2009
More of Day Two
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Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Day Two
Traveling out of New Orleans. I always thought that
the boot of Louisiana was solid. Not so..... No wonder there
was so much trouble with Katrina and the oil refineries.
It took most of the night to work out to the Gulf of Mexico
We used our time during the trip to do all that we
could do not to gain weight. Good eating. We found
that an 800 foot long boat could be a great walk. Eight
times around equals 2.8 miles. Diane and Stephen had
a bet before they left. Can't wait to see who won. (Jerusalem
or the Tractor)
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Monday, January 26, 2009
ADVENTURE OF A LIFTIME !!!!
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Getting Started
We all get through security except Brent and Edie
They went through there stuff and took some items.
Brent tried to pay for his checked luggage with his
credit card and it was denied. I think he is getting
to think this is a bad oman.
We had a great experience at this little Branch
This is the same Church the the University of Utah
members attended when they were there for the Sugar
Bowl.
This guy was all polished up. At first I thought it
was a statue. He started to move with the music
and was looking for a donation. It was actually pretty
entertaining
The building in the French Quarter were pretty cool
looking
We got a treat at a place called "Cafe De Mode"
They were famous in the French Quarter for making
something like a Scone with LOTS of powder sugar.
People were sitting at a table to eat them. Can't imagine
how you could eat them without standing over. Catherine
had the best stance
We spent part of the Day in the French Quarter
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Saturday, January 3, 2009
To My Sweet Daughter Audrey
I have realized how much your blog means to us in keeping in touch with your lives so far away. Our must be equally important to you. Sorry for being a slacker. I'll do better. Next post..........Book of Mormon tour and cruise.......Can't wait
Posted by Grandpa Mash at Saturday, January 03, 2009 4 comments
Christmas Eve
Liesel and Shannah brought their traditional Christmas Eve Food and we supplied the house. Great Trade! New Games, New food. I don't think that I have ever had Mushrooms stuffed with sausage or Chestnuts wrapped in bacon.
Posted by Grandpa Mash at Saturday, January 03, 2009 1 comments