Grandma Judy and Tha Tha have moved into a retirement community. Their apartment strangely looked like all of their other homes. Grandma said it was because she still had the same furniture. I like their home, it reminds me of a magazine. Unfortunately, Tha tha was in the hospital during our visit.
Mayowood is one of the big old homes in Rochester Minnesota, own originally by one of the Mayo brothers. We had a tour with Grandma Judy. The Mayo Clinic took ownership of it in 2014 and had done a lot of needed preservation work. The house looked great!
It was strangely cool in Minnesota for late June. Fortunately, I had my sweatshirt.
This garage has a fountain on top. Mom and I found that to be odd. On Monday, I started another camp at Quarry Hill. This year it was about fossils, rocks in general and a lot of digging. Excavating is not my thing, but I had to do it to know it.
My class met out in the garage. We got to ride a bus to one of our excavation sites. It poured on the way back to Quarry Hill. It was a good camp, but next year I will chose a different area to study.
Grandma bought me this book on our trip. Ryan Higa is one of my favorite You tubers.
