Some pictures

Elder Davis at Antigua

Me and Elder Davis at Santiago.

The following pictures (below) are of sugar fields in Bilbao. These fields are HUGE and all over the place. They let them grow for 6 months at a time, and then they harvest. The leaves on sugar are really sharp and can cut you, so to harvest them, they light the entire field on fire. All of the leaves burn off, leaving the sugar cane, and then the trucks come and pick it up. There is so much fire that all of the ash actually gets blown away in the sky, and then falls on the ground and houses and everything, and leaves inches of black stuff everywhere. Way interesting!

Below:In the middle of the fields they have all of these ancient mayan stones that you can just go and look at by yourself.

This one with Elder Davis...we cant figure it out. There are legends that the holes are where they used to cut off peoples heads to do sacrifices. Yikes.

The one I am sitting on is very famous and has an official archaelogical name. I dont know how well you can see it, but it is of a man giving a fruit to someone. The man has an extra jawbone, and the word for jawbone in hebrew is "Lehi."
There are also seven tribes surrounding him that are symbolized by certain things. Many scholars think that this is consistent with the seven tribes mentioned in the Book of Mormon (Jacob 1:13).