The temple is currently being remodeled and so the color is just not as pretty and of course it is not lit up at night so it seems really strange but we still had to pose for a picture.
When we went to Chile to pick Rachel up from her mission that was as close as we got to Easter Island, at least we can pretend we made it there. It is only visual display at the PCC not an active village.
Part of the fun at the PCC is going on the canoe from one end to the other. Our guide this day was Justin from the Island of Arizona.
Touring the Samoan village is my favorite spot at the PCC no matter how often I have heard his presentation he still makes me laugh. What will they do with out him?
This trip to the PCC was one of our hottest and there is never enough time to see everything in one day. The heat was starting to get to Dave at this point in the day you can tell by the look on his face. The parade is always fun to watch even knowing the tricks are coming. How they do some of the dances on these canoes I will never know.
After we went to many of the villages and saw as much as we could we headed to the Luau. Unfortnately the day had been a little much for Dave and he was stricken by a migraine. He ended up going to the first aid station and getting out of the heat and noise for awhile. He was able to rejoin us for the evening show a little while later.
(Part of the fun was watching Dave and Kerry learn to dance in the village of Tahiti but Dave made me promise that I wouldn't put the video on here, if you want to see it check out Kerry's blog post!)
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