This was the view from our cabin, it was amazing!!
On our first day we were exploring and found this beautiful waterfall. It was a hike so Avery and Granny enjoyed the scenery by the car.
This was a taxidermy museum, you know that many dead animals in one place Ben had to go and he said he wanted to see Beau's reaction.... (i was scared just standing under this dead bear...)
Beau was most interested in the house cat... which apparently loved his furry non-breathing friends
Waterfalls are all over this place.... beautiful
The cabin we rented was amazing- I could really live up here.
This is the Rush plantation house. It was built by John Rush in the late 1800's descendants still live in this home. Behind this home was a very old grave yard where we found John Rush and his wife Martha's grave, super neat.
John Rush 1797-1862 this is Beau's great great great great grandfather- whew that is a mouthfull!!
Many of the men is Ben's family were carpenters and I believe they built these benches and the woodworking in addition to building this chapel.
Three generations, Beau's expression is so funny!!
This is George Rush's grave he was in the revolutionary war!! 1755-1831 that is 76 years old- which was ancient for the time period, good genes I guess.
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