We spent another perfect morning on the beach.
Half the kids would play and swim at the beach while the other half would go tubing on the boat.
With lots of trading places as the boat would come and go.
After lunch, it was back on the road. We now have one extra adult in the van so quarters are even tighter (and notice the DVD player is still disconnected. Hehe.)
Georgia state line pic. I love that Isaac is just waking up from a nap and Abby clear has to go.
At our halfway point in Atlanta, Georgia, we stopped at the Martin Luther King Jr. Historic Site.
Pretending to be freedom marchers.
Receiving their junior ranger badges for completing the activity packet.
The MLK timeline mural.
Part of the junior ranger activity packet had a blank space for the kids to write their own "I have a dream" speech. Isaac: "I have a dream that there will be no more death." Abby: "I have a dream that candy will be the good stuff instead of the bad stuff." Sweet girl.
On the way out, we clicked a pic of MLK's childhood home.
And the church where his dad served as minister.
And we topped off the night with dinner at the very first Chick-Fil-A (as discovered on roadsideamerica.com).
For some reason, it is themed the Dwarf House and has a small door the kids can enter.
Alabama state line pic.
And another roadside moment brought to you by Isaac.
Hehe.
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