Last fall, at Brian's work, he & the guys he works with built these beautiful doors for all of the doors in the Idaho State Capital Building. We decided that since we were in the area we would stop by and see it. The building was actually very interesting and had a lot of neat history. The marble every where was beautiful & we loved walking around. However, as beautiful as it was, when we went to the Boise Temple after lunch, there was a big difference. The temple was beautiful, but not only that, the spirit on the temple grounds was so strong- something we didn't feel on the grounds of the State Capital. The kids loved laying on the ground at the Capital building while looking at the stars in the ceiling at the very top.
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Idaho State Capital Building
Last fall, at Brian's work, he & the guys he works with built these beautiful doors for all of the doors in the Idaho State Capital Building. We decided that since we were in the area we would stop by and see it. The building was actually very interesting and had a lot of neat history. The marble every where was beautiful & we loved walking around. However, as beautiful as it was, when we went to the Boise Temple after lunch, there was a big difference. The temple was beautiful, but not only that, the spirit on the temple grounds was so strong- something we didn't feel on the grounds of the State Capital. The kids loved laying on the ground at the Capital building while looking at the stars in the ceiling at the very top.
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Great photos. Brian did a great job with the doors
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