Reply #93: The Morman Tabernacle...smaller than the photos.

[Sequoia]

Of course I couldn't get in but the city sure is clean and prudy. I took the Amtrack there because I just love American History and that was the place all the wagon trains went through to rest and stock up for the last leg to Calyfornia. The land was brown, grey and bleak and must've been very boring to see it from a slow moving calistoga wagon. The statue of the sea gulls was cool though. I talked to some young Morman ladies about how I discoved the Book of Morman under a rock when I was on a hike and turned the rock over to sit a spell. I dusted it off and took it home and put it on my book shelf where a vistor who saw it told me I oughta get rid of the Devil's book. I just laughed at him. I'm not Morman but I wanted to check it out. Interesting enough I'm reading "Under the Banner of Heaven", by Jon Krakauer which is about the fundlementalist Latter Day Saints. That Jospeh Smith was a sex maniac.