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| Abra Cadabra. The NCMA's new addition. Amazing. We didn't make it inside. The outside was beautiful, but let me tell you about hot... |
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| My mom and a sculpture that Everett calls "the big old tree stump" |
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| The Rodin walk with reflecting pool. So beautiful. I could have spent all day, until Everett put his feet in and then Bea thought she would rearrange the rocks... |
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| another angle on the reflecting pool. |
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| Grampy and his little packbackers! Go Wolfpack! |
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| At the Arboreteum with Grampy. |
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| "BAAALLLLL!!!!!!" Bea was so sad that it was too heavy to move, darn that white marble. |
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| Oh, Magnolia, how I love and miss thee. |
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| a realistic family picture |
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| You didn't think we would forget the dinosaur museum did you? |
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| Who else thinks Giant Sloths are amazing and kinda cool? |
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| Acrocanthasaurous. Terror of the South. |
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| Bea, quite happy to sit in the impression of the Acro footprint. |
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| This is actually a flower bed in my parent's front yard, not a jungle! North Carolina knows how to make things grow, you won't believe how big the kids are now! |
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