Natural Bridge & Wax Museum

A radio stations sponsored a family night at Natural Bridge and we decided

to make a day trip of it.

Included in the ticket price was a nearby Wax Museum.

Here the kids are trying to tip the port-a-potty along with some wax boys.

The crew and the presidents.

The Bushes!

Megan hanging with some Wax checker players.

The Last Supper

Natural Bridge
What a marvelous creation.

George Washington carved his name in the bridge and the

bridge was owned by Thomas Jefferson for a time.

Looking up at the bridge - wow it is high!

We ran into friends from our Sunday School class. They are the

same ones who gave us the shower for Mia. It made for a

fun day.

Along the trail to the natural bridge is a Indian Village set up accurately

to depict a ancient working village.

The children played an ancient Indian

dart game. The darts were made out of corn husks and

sticks.

Megan and friend climbing the rocks on the way back to the car.