These are bum prints in our 150 man lifeboats! In order to fit 150 people in the lifeboat, there are patterns on the benches of many levels to show you where to sit. Basically, you sit everywhere!
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This blog is a journal of Rob and Denise Miller. Currently, we are caregivers and serving God in our community. We were volunteers with Mercy Ships from December 2002 till December 2011. We were long term volunteer crew members on the Africa Mercy and the Caribbean Mercy. The content of this blog is written and maintained by us and is not official Mercy Ships communication. The official Mercy Ships website is www.mercyships.org.
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- Rob and Denise Miller
- Currently serving in Lome, Togo, West Africa, United States
- We are long term volunteer crew with Mercy Ships on the M/V Africa Mercy.
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Day Trip to La Orotava
We took a short drive to a village nearby that is known for it's balconies and arts & crafts. The name of the village is La Orotava.
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