When I was a child growing up in Massachusetts, my parents took my brother, sister and me to a place called Purgatory Chasm State Reservation, which in fact, is an awesome park where you can climb the huge rocks created from glacial melting at the end of the Ice Age Period. Rock City has the same types of boulders and chasms but the visitors are kept confined to the trail as it winds through the park property. It was cool, but I could tell the girls really wanted to jump the rope boundary and climb until their heart’s were content.
All in all, it was a lovely walk and we made some lovely family memories!
Did you notice how tall Grace is? Oh my....it just hit me looking at this picture!





You all have been having an amazing trip! These photos are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWe are home now. I have a few more posts coming about the rest of our trip. We had a great time. Very relaxing and lots of quality family time. Saying goodbye to Greg last night (he leaves for work before the girls get up) was hard.
DeleteI am sure it was! I hope the adjustment of getting back into the swing of things at home isn't too bad. Have a great week :)
DeleteBeautiful! I love the photos! looks like it was a great trip!
ReplyDeleteIt was! I still have to sit down and write some trip advisor reviews for the places we ate at. We relied so heavily on trip advisor to find the best local restaurants. It did not let us down! One place we ate at (not in Chattanooga) served authentic Cuban food and it was simply delicious.
DeleteThis brings back SO many memories. I have never taken Keilee here but years ago I lived about 45 minutes from Chattanooga. It is one of my favorite cities. I am so glad you had a great trip Jess.
ReplyDeleteThanks Karen. Next time........we meet! (fingers crossed....toes too!)
DeleteWe have visited Rock City many times. When I was younger I was afraid of the swinging bridge and walking through the really tight places. Loving all your pic and posts about your trip.
ReplyDeleteBlessings
Diane