Monday, October 25, 2010

Tuao (Our Farthest Town)

We've been hearing about Tuao ever since we arrived. It's one hour north of Tuguegarao, making it our farthest north part of the mission. It's a little town known for a famous bakery that makes Pan degan. That is a yeast roll that is filled with a red jelly (like raspberry--maybe?). Anyway some elders have actually put on lots of weight there because they visit the bakery when the rolls are hot out of the oven. They only cost 2.5 pesos a piece so for $1.00 U.S. you could get 24 rolls. We've had elders serving there bring them to the mission home on a 4 hour bus ride. They are good but nothing like the fresh ones.

We were able to attend Elder Maxfield and Elder Biatings baptismal service for a darling young lady (12 years old)and visit the bakery! President Carlos was visiting with some of the men from the congregation since they will soon be needing a new branch president--the current one is moving to Canada.



The people there were so sweet and friendly. We loved our visit!

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