Our Adventures Through City and Backcountry
Today was spectacular. Honestly, I wasn’t really looking forward to it. We were just in Lehman Caves last month and did Timpanogos Cave last year. I thought we were caved out. I figured that once you have seen a cave, you have kind of seen all caves. I was so proven wrong today. I was […]
Read More Day 4: Mammoth CaveWhat was the most interesting thing you learned today? E: I didn’t know that it happened that close to us. Z: That 25,000 people died in that battle. I wonder how many died throughout the war? What was your favorite part of the day? E: Swimming for the last time in the pool. Z: I […]
Read More Day 2 & 3 Z and E interviewToday we were in Mammoth Cave National Park. We woke up at a early time that I do not know. And drove 1.5 hours to Mammoth Cave. We arrived to the visitors center just before it opened at 8:00. We got our tickets for our tours and our Jr. Ranger programs. Our first tour was […]
Read More Grand Avenue and Violet CityToday we did 2 tours the first tour we did was the grand Avenue. It was 4 Miles long and it was 4 hours long. The 2 tour we did was 3 miles and 3 hours. The most interesting things I saw today was the stalactite and stalagmites at the end of the 2 tour. […]
Read More UndergroundZak and I both have vivid memories of our parents taking us to Civil War battlefields as youngsters. We both recall hating it and not seeing the point of staring at an empty open field. We both remember being grumpy and not pleasant to be around during these family excursions. So, we made the compassionate […]
Read More Day 3: Stone’s River BattlefieldToday almost felt like a normal summer day! We woke up at 5:30 and were on the road to Mammoth Cave NP shortly after 6. This is the fourth cave we’ve visited in our adventures and it was completely different than the others. As I said many many times today, Mammoth Cave is incredibly big. […]
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