This is the same day as Seneca Caverns, but since there are so many pics I'm splitting up the post. After the caverns, we couldn't resist checking out the Prehistoric Forest (think Tommy Boy). The house on Mystery Hill was completely awesome, we had so much fun in there, but it's hard to describe. Going into it, it looked completely normal, but once inside you couldn't stand up right and were pulled to one side. The house is built on a steep hill but it gives the illusion it's flat so you don't realize it. And even when you do realize it, your brain just can't wrap around it and the illusion trips you out.
The water seemed to be running uphill, but as you can see, the boys are leaning b/c the ground/house are the things that are slanted, not the water pipes.
The back of the house helps you see how much it's leaning. That long plank is the part that's actually level.
Next we checked out the forest itself and it was so incredibly I-can't-believe-I-spent-money-on-this lame. Oh well, the house made up for it.
Digging up "fossils."
A bit of cornhole. Didn't last long though, the mosquitoes descended.
The reason my dad's driving scares me; he never looks at the road. And notice Darin's hand encouraging him?
3 comments:
I didn't even know some of these places exisited. Next time were going to Ohio with you guys.
Everyone knows what the looks like. It's what's off the road that's to look at.
My mind still has a hard time with that house. At least now you know which sites to recommend.
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