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100
What was the final Church Site we visited on our trip?
Spokane, WA Temple
100
Which monument was the tallest?
St Louis Arch, MO
100
Where did we camp the first night?
Cheyenne, WY
100
What game did we play with the Rushing kids in Washington DC?
Mario Kart
100
Where did we see that family, that we saw multiple times, first.
Gas Station in Palmyra
200
Who wasn't exactly excited about getting out of the car to go to the Winter Quarters Visitor's Center.
Sage
200
Where did we see Kilroy?
WWII Monument, Washington DC
200
Where was the furthest east place we stopped to go to church?
Havre De Grace, MD
200
Who won the Pirate's Game we saw in Pittsburgh?
Go Pirates!
200
Where did we see that family, which we saw multiple times, second.
E.B. Grandin Bookstore
300
At which church history site did we meet the missionary from Vancouver?
Browning Home, Nauvoo, IL
300
What did we leave for the Meyers at Mt Rushmore?
A coin from the Statue of Liberty
300
Skipping rocks ring a bell?
Lake Erie, PA
300
Did the Meyers find our gift we left for them at Mt Rushmore?
No
300
Where did we see that family, which we saw multiple times, third.
Niagara Falls
400
What was the first Church History Site we visited on our trip?
Independence, MO
400
Where does the McKague Family phrase, "Georgian Style" come from?
Our guide in Philadelphia, PA
400
Sam was hoping to hear a person say, "aye" here
Canada
400
What was the Panda doing in Washington DC
Taking a nap
400
Where did we see that family, which we saw multiple times, fourth.
Nauvoo, IL
500
What keepsake did we all get from Nauvoo, IL?
Horseshoe nail ring
500
Why is the Washington Monument two different colors?
Because construction was halted during the civil war and when construction was resumed, they got stone from a different quarry
500
Where did we first see firelflies?
Kansas
500
Which temple was built in a Stake Center parking lot?
Columbus, OH
500
Where were the people that helped us at Winter Quarters from.
Washington State