Thank you Presleys part 2

If I were smarter I would know how to fix this so it would all fit on one blog but we learn line upon line right? Three months ago I couldn't even make a blog so here is the end of our story-

This is us with Izador who is a Ngobie Indian who live in a house behind the Presleys with his family.  Elder Presley built the house almost alone since he has been on his mission. Izzy is planning on serving a mission but he has to finish high school first. He should be done by now but had to quit to help support his family. You can see what a nice home the Presleys live in and they are wonderful to do so much for this poor but wonderful family that live behind them.

Dad on a scary walking bridge. We actually crossed this bridge to visit some branch members that live across this bridge and up the hill behind it. It makes Home Teaching a little difficult especially after dark!

Dad from the bridge another day showing off the scenery  and the shrouded volcano in the distance.

Dad and I in Boquete at a beautiful golf course and resort called Villa Escondida. (Hidden Villa), It was gorgeous!

This was also at the golf course. We thought you would get a kick out of us hugging by the heart. I don't know why this picture is so deceptive. This hill is really steep and we just about fell over just trying to get a picture here.

We we are back home again with the aftermath of Carnaval. Here they were revamping some of the floats to re-parade them the next weekend for Canavalita. So glad it is all over, finally.

I told you there was trash everywhere. There were piles like this everywhere and you can imagine with heat like we have what these piles smelled like. There is still a lot of trash everywhere you go but at least they are getting the piles taken care of.

We love all of these unique, little blossoms that you would never see in North America. The other day we saw some red ones just like these. They are so gorgeous.

Ok Cassidy are your sunsets more beautiful than this?  Show us what you got!