Timpanogus Temple

I was up early again this morning.  We planned to go to the Timpanogos temple this morning.  But we couldn't go until we knew the weather conditions in American Fork.  I showered, shaved, said my prayers and put on my work clothes.  I started to read the from the Book of Mormon.  Carol got up, I then fed the cats and started preparing breakfast.  After breakfast, Carol called her sister, Nyleen.  There was no snow.  I put on my suit, and we were soon on our way.  We picked up Miles and Nyleen Batty and then went to the temple.  I parked the car.   We had a good session.  After the session I got the car.  I took the following pictures of the temple.  Some were before I entered the temple and some were after we left the temple.

We stopped at Sam's Club for cat food and a few other items.  Nyleen made us some sandwiches to eat on the way home.  We then stopped at the Red Barn for ice cream.  We drove on the old highway that took through Mona and Nephi.  I fed the chickens and got one egg.

After we got home, I began digging up the tomato plants.  I cut of some of the branches and pulled off the cages.  I stacked the cages.  I dug up the tomato plants and

and put them on the large composting pile.  I decided to start a new pile and let old pile begin the composting process.  The top left-hand corner is part of the old pile.

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Mount Timpanogus Temple

We spent most of the day in American Fork at the Timpanogos  Temple.  We did sealings for Carol's  relative that passed on.

After our temple visit we gave them some of our garden produce in the temple parking lot..

 The pole beans are nearly ready to climb.

 I weeded all the Bristlecone pine plants.  The above photo shows a grassy weed which was in almost every cone-tainer.  I cut and pulled all the weeds.

This tray show a lot of weeds.  Mainly a grass and spotted spurge.

Two weed free trays of Bristlecone pine seedlings.  I took them up to pad one where they will get a good watering to early in the morning.

It was 4:30 when we got home.  The basil above had started wilt.  I watered everything.



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