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| Walking into the museum, nothing looked familiar. It had only been 20ish years since I had been there! The one thing that I remembered was the clock and it was still there! |
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| Grayson was a fan of the car section. |
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| He liked to park the cars in their garages more than move them around. |
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| Sarah said that Grayson loves motorcycles, but this one was a little too stretched out for his arms! |
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| Sarah and Grayson in front of the polar bear |
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| Grayson loved the skid steer! He went back to it over and over. He only got off if mommy made him so another child could have a turn. |
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| I think he liked it because he could push and pull on the levers and buttons! |
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| Sandbox |
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| Through the center of the museum is a glass sculpture. |
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| Below the sculpture is a glass ceiling to look at the light coming through all the colored glass. |
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| The dinosaur area was really neat - complete with sounds of dinosaurs. It was almost a little scary! |
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| We tried a dinosaur suit on Grayson...for about a second... |
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| He quickly walked his way out of it! |
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| I guess he won't be a dinosaur this year for Halloween! |
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| Sarah and Grayson mesmerized by the Rube Goldberg exhibit. |
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| I'm pretty sure we could have stood there all day watching all the different balls moving, falling, bouncing, making noise! |
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| Grayson tried the carousel for his second time. |
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| I think this try was better than the last because there was no crying, but he still wasn't excited about it. |
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| This was mainly Grayson's look - not sure and holding on tight! |
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| They had some pretty neat things on display. |
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| Another shot of the clock |
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| The huge transformer that greet everyone as you walk in to buy your tickets. I only know it's Bumblebee because the kids tell me when they pick out their transformer toothbrush! It was a great trip to the Museum - definitely lots to learn for all ages. |
