My friend Tabitha and I drove our four kids up to Rome in North Georgia on this Sunday morning. We had planned to do this the previous weekend, but then a 60% chance of rain scared us into rescheduling. On this morning, we had only a 30% chance of rain and it sprinkled on us on/off throughout our drive up. The sky looked ready to open up with buckets and sheets of rain, but it never did. It was a muggy day, but we all enjoyed each other's company. And we were thankful for the cloud cover so we weren't scorching in direct sunlight.
The next post will have kid pics, but this one will show you parts of the campus. I did not attend this college and do not know the names of the buildings. So I will only post pictures for you to see without any titles or much talk.
Driving into the campus, we read a sign that forbade touching/handling of the fawns to help eliminate does from abandoning them. We thought that was curious. Until we drove farther and saw dozens of them grazing openly in a field. I was driving and didn't get any shots. But this one crossed the road not too far from us.
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