27 Reason we love snorkeling in Samoa.

1.  The children and the Samoan people we meet at the beaches.

2. The beaches are all different but, amazing.

3.  The many things you see in the ocean.

4.  The fish are ever shape, size and color.



 See what I mean.

5. The Star Fish

6. The coral come in a lot of different colors and shapes.

7.  Just enjoying the water in the ocean.



8.  Friends  and lunch.

9.  Always something different to look at and "Ask what that?"

10.  Sand Dollars.

11. More fish.

12.  A black eel.

13.  Spotting a turtle.

 



14.. Spending the day with other missionary couples.

15. Finding a new beach

16. Taking pictures of our friends.

17.  Looking at the that green things.

18.  The Big Clams.

19.  The Baby clams.

20.  Another Big Clam.

21.  Another fish.

22.  Another beach, another star fish.



23. Something different!

24. The beauty of the bottom of the ocean.

25. Millions of little fish swimming around you.

26 More clams.

27. We never get tired of looking at the big clams.  That why we love snorkeling in Samoa.

Just some Picture.

Pesega Girls Rugby Team.  At lot of the these girls are in my sewing and cooking class.

The best Elder on the island " Elder Barley".

Nicky,  Elder Gillette son on the island

We never get tired of the beaches and the color of the ocean.

Jenny Girl. 



Welding class with Brother Rash.

Best day on the island.

The Three Samoans.

 

Sister Williams and Elder Gillette looking at the water fountain Elder Gillette made.

We love our young women.

Best Elders ever.

Love these young ladies.  God Bless them.

One of my first student friend on the island "Elaine".

The FTT girls made a quilt out of my left over material from all the ties I have made.

Sister in the mission.

Baby Larry Russell.

Jenny Girl and Larry Russell.

Temple Trip.

Neighbor hood kids.  So darn cute.

Starfish in the ocean. 

Giants Clams.  Our favorite place.

We do love the water.

A night out.

Good friends and neighbor, Layton and Sister Lolo



Independence Day Celebration.

We will never forget the time spent with all the students preparing for this event.

We have been blesse to serve in Samoa.