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| Our first stop- The Philadelphia Museum of Art steps aka the steps Rocky ran up. Brielle ran up them (more than once) and threw some punches at the top, receiving lots of cheers from her fan club. 😄 |
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| Champion Girl Dad 🏆 |
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| Philadelphia City Hall |
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| There are giant game piece statues all over the plaza. The girls chose all of their poses. |
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| Since all of the girls have B names, we label things B1, B2, etc. |
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| We walked to the Reading Terminal Market for lunch. So many options made it hard to choose! |
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| Washington & Adams lived in the house that stood here during their presidencies (prior to the building of the White House). |
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| When you have children who are immigrants from a communist country, liberty feels even more important. |
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| Independence Hall |
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| Sitting in a replica of the "Rising Sun" chair Washington sat in during the Constitutional Convention. |
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| The first National Bank, established by first Secretary of the Treasury, Alexander Hamilton. |
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| Exploring Independence Hall- "Birthplace of America" The steeple was redone in 1828 so it looks slightly different (now with a clock) than it did when America's government was being established. |
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| Congress Hall - where the Bill of Rights was written. |
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| Assembly Room- The Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution were both debated & signed here. Note Washington's chair in the center. |
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| An artist's depiction of the Constitutional Convention of 1787. |

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| We made it to our next campsite just before dark and Alex deemed it the "least level" spot we've ever had. Thankfully, it's only 1 night. |








































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