The view of San Salvador and our project.

The view of San Salvador and our project.
Taken from our local architect's home. The Temple is 1 inch to the right of the tall apartment building in the center of the photo. Look for the orange tower structure.

Sunday, May 31, 2009



This is what we rode in to some falls in Juayua...it was like a near death experience. We almost tipped over a couple times. The road down to the falls was like a goat trail. This tuk tuk took us to the trail which led to the falls. We paid a little boy to "guide" us. Apparently during the week you hire a policeman to take you down because of muggers. But on the weekends there are police there, although we never saw one.......just the 10 year old to protect us!


A coconut drink along the side of the road. It's supposed to help keep your body temperature cooler in tropical climates. Still waiting.

Carmen and Jim on the site. The work goes forward. The temple basement walls are finished and they are preparing for the 1st floor. They do things so different here, but they do get accomplished. Jim is on the phone a lot translating emails or translating emails from the states to the jobsite. Sometimes not always the language but what one is trying to convey in construction terms between the two different worlds.
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Elder and Hermana Fenn

Elder and Hermana Fenn
10 Nov 2008 MTC

Self portrait

Self portrait
On site with our "cascos" on. Mine is pink.

Our Backyard

Our Backyard
We chose the casita for the garden