Adventure 080419
Despite living just under five miles away from the site for the last five years I had never visited the John Sevier Marble Springs Tennessee State Historic Farmstead until Kathy and I noticed that they were holding a Living History Weekend. Marble Springs is a small site but it's obvious that many people have put a lot of love and effort into keeping it maintained. My Mother, Step-Dad, Kathy, and I spent a very pleasant Saturday afternoon wandering around the several buildings that have been moved to the site and restored including a Tavern/Trading Post, a Loom House with a very impressive working loom, the Walker Cabin, and the John Sevier Cabin where some claim that John Sevier lived for the last years of his life.
(Late back-log addition added on Sat 9/20/2008.)
A chronicle of my evil adventures and experiments. My plans are not only ahead of their time, they are also so subtle that they aren't even illegal.... Yet. These strategies aren't just good ideas, when I inevitably succeed hot ninja hacker chicks will think I am a GOD.
Saturday, April 19, 2008
Saturday, April 12, 2008
A T. Rex Named Sue
Adventure: 080412
Kathy and I went to see the Chicago Field Museum of Natural History's traveling "A T. Rex Named Sue" exhibit when it came to the Gray Fossil Museum, and I have to say I was very impressed. Not only was the exhibit fantastic, but I really had no idea how much was going on at the site. I encourage anyone who has the chance to go visit.
(Late back-log addition added on Thu 9/18/2008.)
Kathy and I went to see the Chicago Field Museum of Natural History's traveling "A T. Rex Named Sue" exhibit when it came to the Gray Fossil Museum, and I have to say I was very impressed. Not only was the exhibit fantastic, but I really had no idea how much was going on at the site. I encourage anyone who has the chance to go visit.
(Late back-log addition added on Thu 9/18/2008.)
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