Fall in all its Splendor!

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November 1st was a beautiful fall day.  We woke early (4:30 AM) to get ready for our early Tuesday morning shift.  When we finished serving in the temple, we rode bikes throughout the Nauvoo "flats" and through the Nauvoo State Park.  Later we took pictures by the temple.  Note:  We always seem to be drawn to the temple.  

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A carriage ride through Joseph's Creek and by the well of "King" Follett.  Our carriage narrator was Elder Gardner.  His daughter-in-law is Kelsey's friend Andrea Clark Gardner.  Diane also saw Andrea in the temple a few days earlier.  It is fun to make Morgan connections in Nauvoo.  

Joseph taught at a genearl conference just after the funeral of King Follett.  LDS Church president Lorenzo Snow succinctly summarized a portion of the doctrine explained in this discourse using a couplet, which is often repeated within the church:

As man now is, God once was:
As God now is, man may be.

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Horton Lake at the Nauvoo State Park.  It is just across the street to the east from our apartment.  Someone said there are big bass in that lake.   Too bad I didn't bring my ugly stick fishing rod and reel.  

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