A Day in the GKLM - Part Six: By Car

          Car areas have the advantage of being able to move around in a more timely and efficient manner and that the occupants get to have a break from the heat and humidity or the cold and humidity. The disadvantage is that is is harder to do street contacting, everyone has to be careful of the limited mileage, and its hard to figure out where you're going without a road grid system or mountains to get your bearings. 
        Note that the rumor that missionary companions always back each other up, is true, literally, as shown below...

Elder DR Gardner and Elder Rigby

Elder Mason backing-up Elder Freestone   

Elder Bowman

Sister Roberts backing up Sister Walker

Elder Webb

Sister Mickelson and Sister Clemons

Elder Biddle and Elder B. Johnson

Elder Rueda

Elder Whitehead and Elder J. Tolman

Elder Lowe and Elder Shutt 

Sister Ford and Sister Ash

Ditto

Elder Bradford and Elder Shaffer
As Asssitants to the President they put 4,000 miles
on their car in one month

Elder Rasmussen and Elder Blake

Ditto

This was a day these missionaries were glad they weren't on bikes

Sister West and Sister Earl 

Sister Ward and Sister Whiting 

Elder Green and Elder J. Smith 

Elder Musgrave and Elder Lush

Hermana Estrada and Hermana Guerra

Elder Gill and Elder Draney:
You definitely don't want to be on the road when they are...