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<\/a><\/p>\nLuke, Chloe and I biked to the museum the next day and then hiked around the wall, stopped at the waterfalls and practiced sketching the falls.\u00a0 I don\u2019t think I could have picked a much harder subject.\u00a0 My sketch looked terrible! \u00a0 We have \u00a0left Cave City, KY having visited the Mammoth Cave National Park.\u00a0 We took a\u00a0 historical tour late in the day Tuesday and Wednesday morning we took the Domes and Dripstones Tour.\u00a0 The kids much preferred the last one because of the narrow curving passages we went through and the deep drops we walked over. \u00a0 On the way to Ohio we stopped to see the cabin where President Lincoln was born. \u00a0This is for all of our past First Grade Teachers… We just arrived in the\u00a0Cincinnati, OH area and we will spend a couple of days at the Creation Museum. \u00a0At our campground the kids had fun on the quadricycle. \u00a0I hope I got that right! Sunday and Monday we were south of Nashville at the Old Stone Fort Archeological Park. We got to the park after dark because we were trying to fit the last of our stuff in to the motorhome before we left town.\u00a0 When you look at the pictures of the bridge I think you can appreciate … Continue reading Where We Are<\/span> <\/a><\/a><\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a>We were delighted to see wild turkeys several times as we drove through the National Park and we were amazed that there are over 400 miles of explored cave included as part of the Mammoth Cave system – huge!<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a>
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