On May 23-24, Molly, Allison, Mom, and I went to Cedar Point Amusement Park in Sandusky, OH-HI-OH! It was AH-AH-SOME! Cedar Point is famous for having more roller coasters than any other park in the world: 15! The Dragster, which goes from 0-120 and lasts for four seconds, was closed, un(fortunately) so we didn't ride it. But we were able to ride all the other coasters, including the Millennium Force, which is rated the best steel roller coaster in the world. It was a thrill, for sure. Our mutual favorite was The Maverick, which has an hour forty five minute wait and a 95 degree drop; plus, it started raining just as we pulled out of the gate so we were pummeled by fat, stinging raindrops. I even had a few welts afterward, but it was great!
We remained at the park from 10-8 that day.
The following day, we drove up to East Harbor State Park and played on the beach by the lovely smelling Lake Erie (sarcasm). We enjoyed ourselves while we built a sandcastle, waded out to the breakers, "boy scouted," and compared our wicked sunburns (trust me, they were really bad).
We stopped for ice cream at a cute little shoppe with 51 flavors on our way home. It was a very nice vacation.
(A couple explanations: The picture of mom by herself is her standing by her favorite ride; in the picture of a giant T against the sky, I am the second to the left, in the green dress.)
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