Below, Richard explains how stalactites form.
Keeping track of all 3 kids was tricky.
It was a fun Saturday. It was especially perfect since it was rainy outside.
It was a fun Saturday. It was especially perfect since it was rainy outside.Saturday, August 22, 2009
Luray Caverns
Richard and I packed up the kids early this morning and headed about an hour and a half South West to the Shenandoah National Forest and Luray Caverns. We've heard about them and wanted to go the entire time we've lived here. And it was worth the buzz. It was very cool! These pictures don't do them any justice at all (you should go look at the pics on their website). The walk was a little long for Naomi and Asher and WAAAY too long for Isaiah. We should have brought the stroller for him since there were nice paved walkways throughout the cave. Isaiah and I actually booked it through the last 3/4 of the way because he was screaming. Screaming in a cave gets old really fast, ya know?
Below, Richard explains how stalactites form.
Below, Richard explains how stalactites form. 
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4 comments:
wow--looks like a great outing!
Wow indeed! how far is this place from your house??
Great pics... and even better that it was a "cool" indoor adventure. Having little kids myself - I always try to do stuff w/ them that are away from sunny places. :)
you're a brave mom for taking 3 kiddos on a long outing. looks fun!
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