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| The boys and the Space Needle |
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| This was most definitely their favorite part of the whole day. |
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| Moving a 4, 000 lb granite ball held up by water pressure. |
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| Exploring the water park |
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| Who shrunk the kids? |
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| Taking a quick photo during lunch, after the IMAX on The Island of the Lemurs. |
After the 4,000 lb granite ball, our next favorite part of our trip was the SPY exhibit! We learned all about the CIA and information on spies from WWII up until now.
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| Amazing concealment contraptions |
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| Using facial bones to hear normally unintelligible sounds |
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| Part of the Berlin Wall |
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| Model of US Embassy in Russia. Completely bugged! |
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| A piece of the US Embassy post debugging |
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| Enigma machine |
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| Suitcase radio |
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| Entering the secret tunnel in the airducts |
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| Watch very closely as someone you know well and love discovers the location of the hidden camera |
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| He found the camera! |
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| In the Laser Maze |
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| Disguising their voices using fun technology |
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| Building up pressure using a bouncing chair |
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| The butterfly exhibit |
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| Beautiful... |
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| But hot! Get me out of here! |
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| Had to take our own group picture as we left the Science Center |
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| Eating delicious food at the Cheesecake Factory with... |
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| Ms. Leonard! |
A very fun day had by all! Thanks for joining us!
