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Although we drove a couple of hours out to the campo for our interviews with the Chivilcoy missionaries, many of the elders had even longer travel times. Several sets of missionaries endured lengthy bus rides, and the assistants had elders arriving at their pension at all hours of the night and very early morning. I think they ended up with ten by this morning. In spite of all of that, they are all here, happy to be together. Because they are all so spread out, this is a great reunion.

 

 

Elder Workman and Elder Fish live the farthest away in General Villegas.

 

 

  

 

Elder Marshall used his experience and talents to sort out our technical difficulties.

Our senior missionaries that work in the campo help out with the branches. The missionaries that live nearby love to visit them, especially on their P-days.

 

 

All of the chapels that I have been to have high fences surrounding them, including this one, even though things are very “tranquillo” in the campo.