Stone Mountain

Stone Mountain was this huge park that had cool activities and a Skyride. It also had a Duck, a train and a Lasershow. The first thing we did was ride the Skyride. it was a thing that ran suspended on a cable and went up and down the mountain. At the end of the smooth ride, the cabin began to rock back and forth. Then, we got out and walked on to the top of Stone Mountain. The air was cool and there was a thick fog so we couldn't see much from the top. We ate some food there and then went down the mountain. There was a big carving of Stonewall Jackson, Jefferson Davis, and Robert E. Lee on the mountain. We passed it as we came down. It was even bigger than Mt. Rushmore! We went to the Skyhike next where we went on a big obstacle couurse. The line was really long and we waited a long time. It first started with level one where there was a lot of wood ones. Ropes were the hardest as we soon found out. There was a thing with only one rope and nothing else. Of course we had a rope attatched to ourselves in case we fell but it was still pretty scary. There was also a level two and that was higher up. My favorite obstacle was the one rope one. You had to move side ways so you wouldn't fall. There was also a level three and that was the highest obstacle course. The one that was the scariest was the one with hoops of rope and nothing connecting them so you could swing there for a very long time. What you had to do was to swing one foot to the next hoop and grab on with both hands. We also saw a 4-d movie about Journey to the center of the Earth. It wasn't as good as the original movie. We also saw a man blowing glass. The train ride was weird because someone had a seizure and we got stuck in the middle of no where. The lasershow was cool! It had a song for the Star Spangled Banner and they had blue red and white fireworks at the end. I liked Stone Mountain because it had fun stuff and cool stuff.