MY SON, MY DAUGHTER, AND THEIR FAMILIES.
We spent time feeding the ducks.
We ate sweet, icy cold, delicious, BLUE sno cones.
The guys were drawn to the vintage locomotive.
We went hiking in the mountains..........and stood on the LOVER'S LEAP overlook.
All the girls screamed in terror, as my adult (and I use the term loosely) son made the swinging bridge bounce, and sway erratically, as we crossed it.
The mist from the waterfall feels cool and refreshing on a warm summer day.
The gnomes point the way to the ENCHANTED CAVERNS. They are especially helpful if you share your pastry.
As we walked through FAIRYLAND CAVERNS, we discovered scenes from beloved children's books displayed in every nook and crevice.
This little flock of birds quickly took up residence in the brightly painted birdhouse that we found in a fir tree.
One last look toward the horizon, where seven different states can be seen by looking through powerful binoculars.
Then it's down.....down......down, into the labyrinth of caves that run through the mountain, to the beautiful underground waterfall.
I love going on an adventure with my happy group!
Kay
4 comments:
I haven't been to Rock City since I was a child. It still looks like so much fun! Your grandchildren are beautiful and I'm glad you had fun with them!
What great photos. Looks like a fab. holiday!...Pam Flynn
Oh you guys had an adventure! Love the overlooking view. Lover's leap? I wonder how the name was made up - Oh I hope there's no sad story that goes with it about lover's actually leaping through the cliff to escape a very very evil witch! :-)
The hanging bridge looks scary (I'm a scaredy cat LOL) I probably would not just scream too but turn white! Yikes!
Li
Oh Kay how wonderful! I was wondering where this place was so now I must google Rock City. The girls are sooo cute with their blue lips...I've actually seen many people were blue lips in Seattle! So glad Holiday Flynn was open and aims to please.
Post a Comment