The following day, we took a ferry to an island called Put in Bay. My friend Tiffany, who is originally from Ohio, had told me about it, and it ended up being our favorite day. We rented a golf cart for the day and started cruising around, and found this little adventure center, where the boys could do mining, which is Finn's all time favorite activity wherever we go. He was so happy. We took a short tour in an underground cave, and Finn was SO SCARED that the cave was going to fall on us. He hated every minute of it, and while the tour was only 15 minutes, he couldn't wait to get out of there. They also had this labyrinth scavenger hunt, which was a lot of fun as well. We went to the butterfly house as well, but it was pretty small compared to the one we have here in Arizona. Obviously we couldn't pass up the local candy store, we actually went there twice on that day. A perfect lunch outside, the weather was so perfect, I actually wore a sweatshirt most of the day. Eating...
We spent two days at the Water Park, and then explored Cedar Point the following day. I was VERY nervous about taking them to an amusement park by myself, because one of them is brave, the other not so much. Plus height wise, they couldn't ride all the same rides, and I can't just send one kid by himself. We started with this lame ride, but surprisingly they both enjoyed it. This was on a gondola, Finn was very nervous about it. The ferris wheel almost put him over the top, but Fox was always so sweet and encouraging. Souvenir shopping, this one did not make it home! It was such a hot day and we cooled off with lots of cool treats. We were in line to a coaster that I figured would be okay for Finn, and when we were first in line to get on the ride, I noticed that its name was "Corkscrew". I asked the guys behind us if this ride was going to be upside down and they were like "Oh yea, many times". And this is how Finn rode his first upside down rollercoaster, ...