Once we finally had some free time to roam around Fuling, we found a bakery. The boys were excited to find big puffy sweet treats.
During our last visit to the orphange, we were given the opportunity to plant a ginkgo tree (which symbolizes longevity) in honor of our daughters. Not many families participated as the trees were quite expensive, but we and two other families chipped in to buy a tree in honor of our "Bao Babies" Anslee, Gracie, and Lydia were the youngest girls on the trip and are from the Bao generation of babies (meaning they were in the orphanage at the same time). Bao means "treasure." Here the Cox, Kemper, and Smith guys plant our Bao tree for the girls.
Our last chance to hold babies...here Lydia and Grandma feed a newborn.
Lydia says goodbye to her nannies.
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