We stopped at the Priesthood Restoration site along the Susquehanna. When I was a child it was just a campground with a plaque and now it has a lovely visitor's center and tour.
The next day we met up with the Torres and Madson cousins in Hershey. Within the first half hour is started raining and the roller-coaster rides were shut down. They still rode the smaller rides, but luckily the roller-coasters opened back up after lunch and for about an hour they rode a couple, but then the storm came again and our luck ran out. They never opened them back up again and we lost all the money we paid for fast passes. It was a big bummer.
This is how they felt about all the rain.
It was fun to see my sisters even if it was cut short.
We drowned our sorrows in milkshakes. That was even a bummer, because they no longer have the collectors cups from when we used to live there (we found out it stopped during Covid and never came back).
We came back the next morning for Chocolate World when the line wasn't ridiculously long.
We retook our picture with Little Man from when he was only 1 year old. We moved to Ohio shortly afterward. He's a bit taller now and doesn't fit quite so well in my arms.
We drove by the Medical center where we lived and Bullfrog pond before going to my favorite place to eat: the Hershey Pantry. It was just as good as we remembered it!
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