Friday, July 29, 2016

Argentina part 4


On Saturday July 9, we toured Rosario. It was Argentina's Independence day.

We visited the Rosario Argentina mission office and home. We met President Zanni.
Parker at the desk where he worked in the mission office.



With President Zanni

Some of President Zanni's kids and a nephew and niece.


The mission home.












 Rosario












In Rosario we visited El Monumento a la Bandera






















We went to the top of the monument and got a great view of Rosario










































Somebody dressed as Shrek
Flag Museum. There were the flags of the countries of North, Central, South America and the caribbean.
 
A small flag of Puerto Rico










Cathedral in Rosario



We drove to Gualeguaychu that afternoon

Bridge on the way to Gualeguaychu



Gualeguaychu



Cathedral in Gualeguaychu





We went to church in Gualeguaychu. This was Parker's first area.
Sisters serving in Gualeguaychu

Parker and the Elders serving in Gualeguaychu. The Elder on the right was finishing his mission the same week as Parker.

Sister Rosita Avalos and her husband

Rosita, the Relief Society President

The church building in Gualeguaychu






Argentina part 3

On July 8th we drove to Sunchales about two hours from Santa Fe, Parker served there and it was his last area. It was a very long day of travel for us, we also drove to Cordoba and Rosario but we had fun!








Streets of Rafaela











Sunchales



Street in Sunchales
The Hermanas in Sunchales


The Cauda family

With the Sunchales Branch President, President Quintana

With his son



Streets of Sunchales








In front of his apartment in Sunchales



Church building in Sunchales
That same day we drove to Cordoba, about three hours away

Parker took a picture of this yellow taxi cab.






The Cordoba temple












Entrance to the temple



That night after seeing the Cordoba temple we drove to Rosario. This is Parker feeling the carpet at the hotel hahaha He missed having carpet!