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We had the opportunity to go on an adventure to Boone, North Carolina! This has certainly been one of our favorite adventures yet <3


The above and bellow pictures were taken at The Blowing Rock; a natural rock formation 3,000 feet above the gorge bellow in North Carolina. Ripley's Believe it or Not! named it the only place on Earth where snow falls upside down.

  I'll never forget the view nor the immense wind that it's named after!


The shadows that you see on the bottom of the above picture are actually created from the observatory deck and a coin operated binocular.

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