Of course, first we had to get to the hotel. Which we did around midnight thanks to a traffic jam four minutes away from our hotel.
Breakfast in the hotel
Arrival at the museum. We loved the waterfall and looking at the fish.
Entrance to the museum
He loves the fossil.
Harold loved the raptor. We told him he couldn't name it "Blue."
They chose their favorite pictures in the next exhibit, and I had them stand next to them.
Walking through Creation. First the dinosaurs were friendly and vegetarian.
But after sin entered the world, and the curse, the were not friendly anymore. There was death and disease.
Moved into the small replica of Noah's Ark (which was sort of impressive before they made the Ark Encounter.) Here they got to take turns on this quiz.
We were thrilled to find something else we learned about, cuneiform.
The animatronic people are really cool. Some are even programmed to answer the questions found on the computer screen.
Lunch:
The skull in the case on the right is the real fossil, while the big dinosaur has a cast of it, as the real one would have been too heavy for the supports.
We loved finding this display of the dispersion of Noah's descendants after the flood, as we learned about it, and the girls worked on a map of it, earlier in the year.
They've grown a bit since the last time we went to the Creation Museum (back in 2014).
Headed back to the van so we could go to our home-away-from-home.
If you would like to see more pictures from the Creation Museum, I invite you to check out my Wordless Wednesday post from May of 2014.
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What a fun and interesting place to visit! Love the beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteLooks like an interesting, interactive experience!
ReplyDeleteOh wow, those are some really fantastic pictures! That was one full day for the kids & looks like dad loved it too! Thank you for sharing your fantastic family day exploring! :)
ReplyDeleteI love the photo from your previous visit to compare to this most recent visit. Such a great idea!
ReplyDeleteFun! I love dinosaurs, as they're rather close to dragons, so those are my favorite photos. ^.^
ReplyDeleteLooks like an interesting place to visit. Thanks for hosting and I hope that you have a wonderful week.
ReplyDeleteLooks like an amazing place to visit and that you all had a terrific time! Love the pictures :)
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad that your kids got to visit such a great museum teaching creation and biblical history! I suppose they understood more this time now that they're older. Nice photos too!
ReplyDeleteI love the side by side pics of when you all were there before.
ReplyDeleteTime sure flies.
Thanks for sharing!
- Lisa
I know both of my son would enjoy this place and I would even now.
ReplyDeleteIf you have time stop in for a cup of coffee
Wow! Thank you for sharing your photos. This place looks fantastic! We can't wait to take a trip there, one day.
ReplyDeleteI want to go even more now!! Wish we'd been able to go when my kids were younger though. Thanks for linking up!
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a really fun museum and trip.
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