In the Muir Woods National Park in California, we took a picture of this log to show how old it is. There were some trees a thousand years old and over 260 feet tall. That is why they are being preserved.
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In the Muir Woods National Park in California, we took a picture of this log to show how old it is. There were some trees a thousand years old and over 260 feet tall. That is why they are being preserved.
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Brother Bingham. My name is Bruce Horrocks, I was a missionary when you first got to Honduras. I am glad to see you and your wife are doing fine and enjoying warmer weather. Do you happen to remember if there was a sister Lupe Raudales in the mission towards the end of your term. I need to find her and her family and I am looking for any help. Thanks and have a Merry Christmas.
Good to hear from you Bruce. Sorry we don't remember Lupe Raudales. Please send us an e-mail at mbbvab@gmail.com so we can learn something about you and what has happened since your mission.
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