And walked.

We were able to go to many performances while we were there. They were all very enjoyable and told different accounts of what the pioneers felt as they lived in Nauvoo and how they felt when they were told that they had to leave.


The girls loved the play "Anna Amanda" which was a performance geared towards the kids. It started with a short puppet show and then was an awesome show with a lot of dancing and singing that kept the girls entertained!


Before "Sunset on the Mississippi" they had a parade that the kids got to march and play an instrument. It got us all in the mood for the hoedown that followed!


Grandpa in full hoedown mode. It was great to see Grandma and Grandpa Clark in action!


It was a great evening and wonderful entertainment! They had a lot of fun songs and skits that were so fun to watch!


On our final night we went to "Rendezvous" where Grandpa Clark made his debut as the editor (here he is making an announcement to the relief society). He was nervous but he made it through the performance and he did a great job! This was a play about the love that everyone had for Nauvoo and the sadness that they felt when they had to leave. It was an awesome play that we all loved.

Overall Nauvoo was a wonderful expierience. We learned so much and felt such a great spirit. We are so blessed to have Grandma and Grandpa Clark serving their mission there. What an awesome opportunity for them and what wonderful blessings our family recieves from their service! I am excited for the rest of my family to go and visit to be able to feel the spirit and enjoy Nauvoo!