The funny thing is. . . . .it literally is a STONE MOUNTAIN. There are some "confederate guys" carved into the side of it. . . . .but despite the fact that I have "Southern roots" I've turned into a "Yankee" (as I'm told). . . . .so I have no idea who those guys are (nor do I care really). But they were neat to look at.

We had a picnic (and took a nap) on the grass in the courtyard of the mountain. Yeah, the grass was still brown, but at least it wasn't SNOW.

And it did have pretty views from above. . . . . . .I was suprised at how many people were hiking the "stone". People from all walks of life. Of course you only saw the more "fit" people at the top. . . . . but kuddos to all the others for attempting the journey.

And of course we had to stop and pose along the way. Boy it was nice to wear shorts and a tank top. I can't wait until that weather comes to Wisconsin again. . . . . . .

3 comments:
NICE!
Ouch. One of those guys is my ancestor.
Sometimes I wonder why I live here in Wisconsin.
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