One day Vacation!

For My Man's Birthday, we took a one day vacation to The Creation Museum http://www.creationmuseum.org/ just outside of Cincinnati. What a wonderful, faith affirming place. My man volunteered there about 4 years ago, just as they were breaking ground on the museum. It's over 60,000 square feet, and took us the whole 6-7 hours to go through it (and still didn't get to see it all.) If you are anywhere near Cincinnati....YOU...MUST...GO!

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My Man and Boy talking about the stratus of the Grand Canyon and Mount St.Helens. Mt St. Helen shows how you can get the same layering as you have in the Grand Canyon in a short amount of time. It didn't take BILLIONS of years to make Grand Canyon, It would only take a World Flood (Read:Noah's) and the settling out that would happen afterwards...just like what happened in the weeks after Mt. St. Helens.







Adam in the Garden of Eden. Dinosaurs in the Garden of Eden.
Adam and Eve in the falls with the Serpent watching God's Good Creation.




The Boy with a Dino before the Fall....it was a vegan before the Fall as there was no death before Adam sinned.





Our little Family under the Tree of Life.
Dinosaurs after the Fall. Some (most) of the dinos became meat-eaters. Here the Boy is talking to the Dino. He wanted to know why he closed his eyes when he growled. Hmmm....good question. Maybe for the same reason we can't sneeze with our eyes open....have you ever tried to sneeze with your eyes open??
These are some amazing models of Noah's Ark. They also have a full size part of the ark that you can walk through...of course it's only 1% of the total size, but it is AMAZING!

Right above the Boy is a replica of the inside of the ark, by where they kept...
..guess...
..the chickens!!



The camera's batteries gave out before our trip was over so I don't have any pictures of the gardens. They were very fun as well, with a big long suspension bridge that made your legs feel all wobbly afterwards.

After a long day, and a long drive home, My Man, Daddy, opened his gifts.