Called to Kentucky: PICTURES

Thursday, June 28, 2012

PICTURES

The Amish of Indiana

Sister Ford thinks this might be Jason Schmidt -
I'm too sad to think about it.

I put this kitten in the mailbox

Brother Vonnahme showing his "tusks"
- the only 2 teeth he has.

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ADDRESSES

*UPDATE* The preferable way to keep in touch:

Current Address:

Sister Brooke Nelson

716 Candlewood Dr #3

Berea, KY 40403

The preferable way to send her things IF it's close to transfers:

Mission Address:

Sis. Brooke Nelson

c/o Kentucky Louisville Mission

1325 Eastern Parkway

Louisville, KY 48204-1509

Email: nelson.brooke@myldsmail.net

NOTE**Brooke receives emails each Monday. IF you would like to email her, please do BUT know that Brooke will NOT be able to respond via email because her time online is extremely limited. She will respond to you through USPS so - LEAVE YOUR ADDRESS. She also receives printouts of comments left on this blog so feel free to leave one!!

Lisa's email:

lisapnelson@yahoo.com

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BEREA, KENTUCKY

Berea is a city in Madison County, Kentucky, United States. The population was 13,561 at the 2010 census. It is one of the fastest growing towns in Kentucky having increased by 27.4% since 2000. Its most prominent institution is Berea College

Due to the high number of arts and crafts produced, Berea is a tourist attraction. It hosts several crafts festivals throughout the year. Berea also hosts a Spoonbread Festival in mid-September, which features a cornmeal bread traditionally served with a wooden spoon.

Corbin, Kentucky

Part of Daniel Boone National Forest, Corbin, Kentucky is the home of the "Little Niagara" located at Cumberland Falls State Resort Park. It is 125 feet wide and 60 feet tall. The mist of the falls creates the only Moonbow in the Western Hemisphere and can be seen at certain times each month during clear weather. Corbin is also the birthplace of the original Colonel Sanders Cafe and Museum. Listed in the National Register of Historic Places, the museum and dining room serve the traditional Kentucky Fried Chicken foods.