We checked out Amish country, which was beautiful of course. Kind of crazy to have buggies on the road though.
We stopped by Austin's Mohair, to find them closed. We got up at 6 so we could see more before we had to be back for family pictures, but apparently we were too efficient. It was after they should have been open, but it's not like they normally have a line out the door. So I walked around a bit, since we had driven that far anyway. The baby sheep were so cute and I was sad I had spent my last quarter on something else so I couldn't feed them.
On the way to the cave we saw this shack with Amish goods. We got some honey and some strawberry rhubarb jam. We passed on the wheelchair lady cards.
Then we went to Niagara Cave, it was pretty awesome with a 60 foot waterfall inside! You couldn't view the waterfall from across, but it was still impressive.
Then we had just enough time to hit up the other cave in the area, Mystery Cave. It was similar to the other cave, but had a neat pool at the end of it. Also the tree below was actually made of ceramics and was beautiful.
Then we went back to the hotel to get ready. In the time it took for both of us to shower and get ready it went from sunny/overcast, to torrential downpour. Aaron brought the car around for me, and it didn't let up much the whole night. My cousin Lynne in her dress.
I didn't get any good photos of the family, it was pretty dark in there.
Married! Lynne and Aaron
Their cake, it was super good.
We had to wait down stairs at the reception area for a good 30 minutes while the tornado sirens went off. Finally the club let us up, and there was some good lightning viewing with windows all around. Dinner was really good, and it was nice to be with family.
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