Whether you were old or young or in between, 
you could learn about the prophets and the books in the Book of Mormon, 
or relay marshmallows on the Sword of Laban, 
or fight Nephite and Lamanite wars, 
or throw stones,
or just blow hot air!
And, "BINGO" (Book of Mormon Bingo, that is) the party was almost at it's end! 
Group members, and non-members, minus the George Family, who arrived late but in time for the baptism. 
Denis leads his wife into the water.
He listens to last-minute instructions from those on the sand.
Denis reads the baptismal prayer from a paper,
which at this point is almost dry,
but got more and more wet 
each time it was necessary to repeat the prayer and ordinance.
We lost track of exactly how many times Denis tried to immerse Guerlina, but by the time he did the paper was definitely WET!
OK. One more time, 
and then Guerlina was an officially baptized member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
including their arrival at Melville Hall Airport aboard this LIAT Dash 8 (blurred by a chain-link fence). 
We loaded their little bit of luggage and all the goood things they brought in the back of the Ford Ranger and headed for Roseau. 
Vicki and Eric brought Reginald his own set of scriptures with his name engraved on the covers and, boy, oh boy, was he happy! 
Brother Johnny was more than pleased with his new visitors! 
This part of the trail in one section of the rain forest leads to Emerald Pool 
and a refreshingly cool dip for those who opted to participate. 
We fell victim to this 'local' at Scott's Head who 'saw us coming'! He climbed a coconut tree, sold us coconut water and the biggest papaya one can imagine....and charged us only EC$50. Grrrrrrrrrrrrr! 
After Family Home Evening (which was bumped to Tuesday evening to allow us to have dinner at Christabel Cooper's and Elenore Walther's house Monday evening), Terry finally mastered the "up in the air Junior Birdman" maneuver. 
And so did his Uncle Reginald............................. ALMOST! 
Just as certain as death and taxes, which must be paid when they come due, 
all good things must end. LIAT Flight 754 finally arrived in the rain more than 45 minutes late! All that remains after the tail left the tarmac are memories! 
Between Thursday and Saturday evening they visited the local baker inside his tiny bake shop with the 100 year-old oven . . . . . 
. . . . and tasted his delicious local bread. 
They went to market Saturday morning for produce . . . . . . 
. . . . and a colorful experience. 
They realized not all LDS meeting houses look alike. 
Sometimes they thirsted! 
They shared their 'chariot' along the road with folks in need of a ride. 
And then realized they were too tired to share anything more.