Friday, April 9, 2021

Olympics

We knew we wanted to stop in Atlanta so the kids could see where Brad ran in the Olympics.    It's been a few years so things are a little different. 

We went to the Centennial Olympic Park and discovered that it was closed.  Apparently it was closed for awhile and they have recently reopened it on Wednesdays through Sundays.   We were there on a Tuesday.   We were still able to get pictures but it would have been a beautiful park to walk through. 

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After Centennial Park, Brad wanted to try and find the cauldron for the Olympic flame.  We actually were able to get there pretty quickly.   

If you look really closely you can see the kids (and one of us) in the pictures.  

We also drove a few blocks away to check out the warm up track Brad ran on (but we forgot to take pictures).  


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