Since Phoebe and her family were at the church we had a dillydally morning. There is a dump station at Maverick Gas Station in Santaquin, and we took our Lil' Home there. There is no charge for using it. It is nice to know there is one in town that we can use when we stay at Phoebe's for more than few days.
After lunch we took off to go visit with Erwin’s sister, Thelma and her husband, Fred for the afternoon. After our visit we went about the town of Spanish Fork. On way back to Genola we stopped at Payson City Cemetery.
The other day Thelma told Erwin to be sure to check out the vintage RV bus that is parked not too far from her house, so we looked for it and found it. It is named 'Betty'.
On way to Payson to check out the cemetery we pulled over to see llamas at the temple. We visited the temple last year, but this time we did not go up to visit it again. The pasture for llamas is near the road.
Not too far from the cemetery was a bronze sculpture of an Indian (I cannot remember who he was and what his merits were).
Payson City Cemetery has many old tombstones and burials, but I did not see all of them because it was starting to get late and we were hungry.
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| Beautiful sunset after we got back home from afternoon's outing |
~~Edith
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