Vacation (Part 2)

Hello, again! I have decided to put the rest of my pictures in a new post for ease of access.

Inside Goats on the Roof, I saw some interesting signs. . .

Eggs. . .

The next time we went back into Gatlinburg, we went to the Guinness World Record place, where you could go inside and see different records and try to break some of your own. Donald Trump's records were there, along with his own life-size figure.

He has this setup all because he holds the most records for a US President:

-Most searches for a male/person on the internet

-Wealthiest individual to headline a video game (Donald Trump Real Estate Tycoon in 2002)

-Highest paid public-speaking engagement ($1,500,00)

-Most watched presidential debate on national television

-Most expensive presidential inauguration ($150,00,00)

-Oldest person elected president of the US (Age 70)

-Worlds fastest business deal (3 minutes)

After that, we left Tennessee and headed to Ohio to visit family. We found another wheel there, haha, but this one did not go as high as the Wheel at The Island.

Here is the view if you look down from the highest point.

The city.

The sky view from the wheel.

In front of the wheel.

Another view from the wheel.

After riding the wheel, we went on a journey to find the HGTV Urban Oasis 2018 that just happened to be in Ohio, exactly where we were. We found it:

The next day, we went to the Creation Museum in Kentucky. This is a wallaby that lives there.

This was a door in the Creation Museum. You will find it after you walk through the first parts, showing how Adam and Eve sinned.

Heterodontasaurus. So ugly it's cute.

Insects at the Creation Museum.

These are crickets. Not grasshoppers, crickets. And let me give you an idea of scale. The smallest cricket in this picture is still about two-three times bigger than a normal cricket. So that makes the biggest one at least 7 times bigger. I hate crickets as it is, I don't know if I could deal with these giants. Gross.

Overall, I think the Creation Museum was very enlightening. It gave me many answers to questions I'd always had about the world, and some answers to questions I didn't know I had. I thoroughly enjoyed the whole thing.

We also went to the Ark Encounter in Kentucky. Here are some pictures of that:

Entering the Ark

In six days. . .

These are some llamas that were at the Ark Encounter. They were friendly 😄

This is a porcupine at the same area. He was not so friendly and no one could pet him in case he decided to poke them with his spikes.

I saw this little guy, too. A baby kangaroo. Sorry about the blurry picture, but he wouldn't stay still!

Outside of the Ark, I saw this little Caterpillar. He was so fluffy and cute! But don't ever touch these, their cute 'fur' will burn your skin.

While walking around the Ark, there was suddenly a bunch of people crowding and whispering around one spot. I looked over and it was actually the guy who decided to build the Creation Museum and the Ark Encounter, Ken Ham. (There are some blurry pictures, but I was trying to hurry because my family was leaving me, lol)

Later we found out he was filming for something that is due to come out next year.

After the Ark Encounter, we went home. On the way back, I saw more interesting signs.

Subway's puns.

Homemade ice?

I saw Sauron's tower on the way back, as well.

I hope you all enjoyed going on this photo journey with me, and I look forward to the next post.

Goodbye for now,

-Faith