Mammoth Cave National Park

    We started our day with a hotel breakfast at our hotel in Bowling Green. We then had to drive 40 minutes to get to the National Park. Once we got to the park we got our junior ranger booklets, bought a National Parks Yahtzee from the gift shop and ate some more food. After eating we did some research in the visitor's center for our junior ranger booklets. Then we walked to the buses for our cave tour called, The Grand Avenue Tour. The tour was really good and interesting. Something that I learned on the tour is that Mammoth Cave is the longest cave in the world because it is a dry cave. Other caves are wet so those caves cave in. (Pun intended) After the tour we did a lot in our junior ranger books. Then we walked down to the original entrance to Mammoth Cave. We also saw a mama deer with her two fawns. We then we became junior rangers!

The days in Georgia

     We spent the next 6 days with our friends in north Georgia, (Mostly on Lake Hiawassee) Over the course of those days we went tubing and knee boarding. We also went to a cool water obstacle course and watched fireworks on the fourth of July. The next day we drove down to Johns Creek. We stayed at Johns Creek with our friends.

June 30th, Third day in Memphis

We started our day by eating some hotel breakfast. Then we drove to the Memphis Botanic Garden. At the garden it was sooooooo hot, I felt like I was going to die. After the garden we went to a restaurant that was called the Beauty Salon, we had brunch. After the beauty salon we went back to the hotel and watched the end of a euro game, the teams that were playing were Spain and Georgia, Spain destroyed Georgia 4-1. Then went swimming. After we went swimming, we went to Panera Bread for dinner, then we walked along the river for a little bit. Then we went back to the hotel to rest up for our 7 hour drive the next day.