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    Posted: 31 Oct 2019 at 6:56pm
We left Florence, Ky about 8:30 this morning in pouring rain, drove in it all day, a little over 400 miles.   We visited the Ark Encounter, The Creation Museum and spent a few hours in the National US Air Force Museum,  Had pretty good weather until yesterday evening it began raining as we were leaving the AF Museum, recommend seeing all if you have the opportunity.
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You'll probably get more at home. It's poured here for the last couple of days. Not supposed to get out of the 50's tomorrow. We went to the aviation museum in Pensacola when we were in Panama City last time. I really enjoyed it and hope to go back someday
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We visited there 2 weeks ago. The ark is quite impressive. Noah’ s faith was tremendous, you don’t realize how much until you are standing beside the replica.
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I was impressed with the size of the trees used for post or timbers in the Ark
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The way it's been raining that ark might come in handy.
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We went to the ARK and the Museum 2 weeks ago.. Very informative... Had and extra day so we went 20 miles north to Cincinnati to the old Train Station.. They have several Museums inside... History / Science/ Space / etc... nice visit.
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Yeah those timbers are impressive,  I believe those came from Colorado and the planking on outside is from Australia,  it is impressive for sure, but when you consider Noah and his sons built the original without the use of power tools is really beyond my comprehension..
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