We spent the majority of the day on the beautiful
UNC campus in Chapel Hill. Our stated purpose for being there was to see a
planetarium show for Weston's half-birthday, but there was so much more fun to be had! There were amazing rose gardens and ginormous trees, huge stretches of rock walls to walk on and a colossal sun dial. There was a delicious lunch at
Spanky's, just across the street from campus. There was the delightful planetarium show. And then there were some bonus science shows about chemistry and earthquakes, and a hands-on room all about water. We all had a blast! The chocolate didn't come in until later in the day, when we stopped for dinner in Wallace at the
Mad Boar, which was replete with atmosphere. We packed a lot into our little mini-vacation, and we enjoyed every minute!
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UNC's gorgeous campus |
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Sundial and roses |
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Braun meets brains |
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A lovely assistant |
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Learning about hydrophilic and hydrophobic substances |
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Building a water runoff map out |
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