Here are the kids with the bulldog at the Georgia Welcome Center. I think we crossed over Lake Hartwell 5 times on 85 on the SC/Georgia state lines. It looked huge on the GPS. On Monday night we went for ice cream.
Here's Brianna's cone, that was huge.
Here's Alex's free baby cone. He didn't care that it was tiny.
Tuesday night we fought the traffic and went into Atlanta, we are actually in the town of Norcross, and went to Centennial Olympic Park. It is one of the few places I want to visit while down here.
The Olympic flag.
Alex trying to figure out how to get away from us and into the water.
The spalsh pad is in the shape of the Olympic rings. Four times a day, there is a water and music show. The water pulses with the beat of the song. It's really cool!
Alex found drums at the All Children's Playground. Look at that determined face!
The entire playground was covered with that squishy rubber stuff.
Snapped this for Robin. It's the world's largest Coke! It would probably last her for a couple of days. The park is right beside the World of Coke and the Georgia Aquarium. I think we are going to visit the aquarium on Friday when Brian gets out of class at lunch.
Here are the kids with the bulldog at the Georgia Welcome Center. I think we crossed over Lake Hartwell 5 times on 85 on the SC/Georgia state lines. It looked huge on the GPS. On Monday night we went for ice cream. 
Here's Brianna's cone, that was huge. 
Here's Alex's free baby cone. He didn't care that it was tiny. 
Tuesday night we fought the traffic and went into Atlanta, we are actually in the town of Norcross, and went to Centennial Olympic Park. It is one of the few places I want to visit while down here. 
The Olympic flag. 
Alex trying to figure out how to get away from us and into the water.
The spalsh pad is in the shape of the Olympic rings. Four times a day, there is a water and music show. The water pulses with the beat of the song. It's really cool!
Alex found drums at the All Children's Playground. Look at that determined face!
The entire playground was covered with that squishy rubber stuff. 
Snapped this for Robin. It's the world's largest Coke! It would probably last her for a couple of days. The park is right beside the World of Coke and the Georgia Aquarium. I think we are going to visit the aquarium on Friday when Brian gets out of class at lunch. 
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