On our second day we visited a real neat place called Deadwood which has a restaurant and rides for kids and adults. Caleb holds to ticket for the train ride. Notice Taite wore his Batman cape. The owners of this Deadwood in Williamston have recreated a western town set back in the 1870s. The original tv series Deadwood was located in South Dakota.
The Train we Rode
What is it about Roller Coasters that make us laugh - really laugh out loud. Me and Caleb rode it first and Taite who just made the 36" height allowed begged to ride it. Brave little guy he is. He was squished in the middle and I had to make sure he did not slide down. This was a real shaky ride. This fun ride cost $2.00 per rider. Taite was free.
Caleb could have gone on the roller coaster ride more times, I'm sure. He had such a good time watching other people on the ride.
Me and Andrea
Cliff and Travis relaxing. I'm not sure if they would have fit in the roller coaster cart.
Forgot to mention that during our train ride, we saw skeletons, coffins, Indian tepees, aliens and their space ships, alien monsters....What fun....I'm sure I'll be going back to this place.
7 comments:
Hey Aura, I can tell that you are definitely enjoying spending time with your grandchildren. And, they are having a blast with grandma!
Aura, that trip looks like soo much fun...thanks for sharing!
we had a great time!
Hey cool blog, I haven't look at it much sorry... nice seeing some pictures! Looks like you all had fun. On another note have you ever seen the Deadwood series? Although knowing you.. probably not your tastes. Lot's of profanity and violence. lol. I like HBO series like DEADWOOD, my favorite being THE WIRE. Great Series.
Hi Kevin, hope you follow my blog in the future. I never saw the Deadwood series. I'm not much into westerns. I would love for you to join us next time we go. They serve those delicious blooming onions you like.
The picture on the banner was taken in Panama by Andrea. The beautiful yellow tree is the Nacaranda tree. Andrea is credited for my blog's new look.
Oops, the correct name of the tree is Jacaranda not Nacaranda.
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