Cusco Peru Mission

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Our son Elder Dylan Waite is serving in the Cusco Peru where the political protests have resumed since their Christmas hiatus.  Although he has a beautiful view of Lake Titicaca the view is obstructed by large boulders on the road in front of their apartment and a grass fire in the distance across Lake Titicaca.





 

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  1. KokoMarch 20, 2023 at 2:30 PM

    We hope to see him in a couple of weeks! Did you get my email?

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  2. The Waites Cape Coast MissionMarch 23, 2023 at 1:06 PM

    Kim I did see you email. I think I did respond. I am so grateful for your offer. He did get moved to Espinar. Anther town at 13,000 ft elevation. Do you want suggestions for the package? Can you venmo you money?

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