A Trip To Blowing Rock: Part Two

Here are the rest of the pictures that didn't make it into part one :)

The leaves there were perfect: colorful, crunchy, and drifting about everywhere :D

Care :)

 We went to this museum/gem mine/mystery house as well, called Mystery Hill. It was sooo cool! There is a place in the ground (only 13 places like this nation wide), where there is a concentration of certain minerals, that's so strong it causes a magnetic pull. Of course, the "house" built over this spot enhances it for the public. It was really crazy feeling, and it made us all dizzy. Here are some pictures from that place.

old tools on display

in the crazy room

it's all about perspectives :D (haha, made me think of you callan :D)

the museum part

There were probably millions of arrowheads. I'm not kidding. They had them everywhere!!!!!!! And I loved the way they chose to display them,wasn't that a neat idea? 

itty bitty ones

heart arrowheads :D

 Upstairs they had a little historic house set up, from the teens era. I loved it! Here are a few of my favorite snapshots from up there.

this painting is so beautiful

I adored how this room was set up. I want to drape flowers across our piano (that ones an organ, but ya know) and have soft flowing white curtains too.

Gem mining. The kids found some pretty good stones!! And I bought a strand of coral beads to make a regency necklace out of :)