Travel

Saturday Jan. 9th, driving in rain from Portsmouth, northwest toward Yeovil, we saw many open fields like this, divided by hedges rather than fences; and often there were hedges right along the sides of the road as well.  They were all trimmed neatly.   I took this picture as we drove. ( a bit blurry )

One of the little towns we drove through. This shows a row of pretty homes, many connected by a common wall.    We arrived in Yeovil late afternoon and enjoyed a wonderful evening with President Crew and his wife. After attending church on Sunday, Sister Crew provided a lovely meal for us, then we headed back to Portsmouth.  It rained most of the way.

This is one narrow road we traveled on; common to see green vines and other foliage clear to the road edge like this.
We spent Sunday night in Portsmouth again. Next morning, Jan. 11th, we drove to the port and took a ferry to Guernsey Island.  The trip took 7 hours.  We were met at the pier by the full time Elders.

Elder Higham (from Logan, Utah) and Elder Taochy (from Nancy, France).
They crowded into the little car and directed us to the home we'll live in together.