Last weekend we took one of our Young Single Adult members to Morgantown, West Virginia for a youth activity. the following pictures are part of that activity. This first picture is just a fraction of the food that was consumed by about 150 youth and 14 adults. We left Erie on Friday afternoon and arrived there in W.V.about 6 oclock. There was hustle and bustle going on in the Relief Society room where the food supplies were stacked all over the place. I'm sorry these are out of order, but am doing this on the old computer and it has forgotten how to do this--couldn't be me!!


There were workshops, including the line dance activity further down the page. This activity was the making of blankets and these young people made 15 blankets in no time at all. Even the guys cut and tied

This was a picture of all of us. In the event you are looking for Elder and Sister Lindblom we are in the right had corner. I have a blue jacket on fourth from right on the second row. Dad is in the row behind me. So, you can see there were a nice group of us. This was taken between breakfast and sacrament meeting--by the way we about tripled the attendance that day.

I think that everyone got into the pictures, even the missionary couple who are stationed there at the Institute there. They have a ward and an institute building for the YSA and seem tohave a lot of neat things going on.

This is the sight we saw as we came out the door of the home we stayed. Daffodils. Another sign of spring in the Appalachians

. The weather was wonderful there

Dad's favorite place when there is any get together that includes food. He was the main chef at the YSA activity

They taught two western line dances at the YSA activity and I sat and watched

This sign welcomed us and definitely guided the way to the activity

This was taken before YSA activity. This is Bishop Wilkersons family Their last home was in TuCson, Arizona

When we got out of the car this is what we foud on the ground of the parking lot--I think horsechestnuts

And the trees were also in blossom and I think these are Cherry trees