I have searched high and low to find a picture of the banana flower. Elder Ganir finally found one he could take a picture of. It is very rare to find

His cleaning is a success! Shining brighter in the sun!

This is the van that we couples can use to get around.

A closer view

Still working

Great flowers on the temple grounds.

We got back and they were still working to get to Moroni

Maybe a table?

Making something beautiful with a change saw

Working the pieces!

Look at this beautiful piece of wood!

Elder Ganir takes any opportunity to jump on a tricycle and pretend to be the driver!

Elder Ganir messing around with the local animals again!

Bye little island!

Load 'um up. This sand bar was not here when we first arrived. It is now low tide.

Boat is waiting

Time to say goodbye

Found another boat on the island.

A flower I have never seen before. Look closely, the orange is not a separate flower it is the beginning of the green leaf.

One last picture of trees in the water.

More trees in the water.

The far island is where we came from.

Some views off this island beach

I guess one can also rent a cabin to spend the night! No thank you!

We just arrived! It takes about a half an hour to walk around this island. It is very small.

Today we are off to Jomabo beach on a very small island off shore.

Last shot of prom night!

Don't forget me!

There was over a hundred girls and their dates.

They all like to pose for a picture.

When we came back to our hotel, we found the lobby full of beautiful girls. It was prom night for a local high school.

Just another view.

The lights turn on when its dark.

It really is amazing that something like this was built for a private residents in the PI pre WWII.

Very grand! Italian influence!

It was a magnificent building. A great place to have a wedding reception.

Here is an explaination of this place.

Next we went to the Ruins

An odd plant. It is called Mickey Mouse. Look closely at the shape of the yellow pod.

Of course Elder Ganir just had to jump in and help????

He is probably taking this to load onto a truck.

A little closer look! All still done by hand!

So, we had to stop to take pictures of the gathering of sugar cane.

Did you know that Oxcidental Negros PI supplies 60% of the US sugar cane, so we were told.

Here is where I would have liked to soak my heel, in the sulfur soaking pond. I didn't bring a swim suit!

It was a thousand steps to these falls and more to the others!

Next, everyone went hiking up a very difficult rocky trail to some waterfalls in the jungle. My plantar faciitus was ripping on my heel so I could not

Here they are flying all over and being very noisy! The sky was just filled with them, but we didn't get a better picture than this.

Here they are, all nestled in the trees.

I actually found out later that they were not bats at all, but actually were flying foxes! No, they really looked and sounded like bats to me!