Monday, November 18, 2013

Walkabout Vladivostok

Elder Nelson surveying traffic from a footbridge that passes over the roads. Many of the busy roads have either walkways above or walkways beneath the roads.


On walkabout, we always find many monuments to the wars fought by Russians--mostly the devastating time before and after the war Americans refer to as World War II. 

The faces and attitudes in this monument reflect strength and agony at the same time. Above is a part of one of the new bridges built just a few years ago. The new bridges provide much improved travel options for the residents of Vladivostok.

Sister Nelson and an anchor monument. Think Book of Mormon as an anchor to our testimonies.
 







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