Varun
The part that I most enjoyed at Burritt on the Mountain was learning about the struggles of the civil war from the blacksmith and the importance of iron in the 1800s. The Cathedral Caverns were amazing, the structures of stalagmites and stalactites littered the ceiling and the floor, creating beautiful columns, the biggest being 44 feet high and 26 feet wide, the cave's founder calling it Goliath.
Dan J
As we entered the heaven on Earth, also known as 88 Buffet, our nostrils were invigorated by all kinds of oriental aromas, from frog legs to exotic pizza and chips, from squid to sausages, as well as at least 20 different types of chicken. The way our tastebuds were scintillated was truly magical.
Matt & Josh
On Saturday we went to the Caverns, which was alright. At the end of the tour, the guide turned out the light and we apparently saw some glow worms. I say apparently because we saw a green light that was shining on the rocks. The guide merely said it was a 'figment of my imagination'. If my parents are reading this, I'm fine, for now.
Shri
Yesterday, the day that we found reasonably good food at the 88 buffet for the first time in America. All of the seafood was amazing because there actually was a variety of food. The best part of yesterday was the caves because every 5 minutes, we decided to take silhouettes and took some great pictures.
Pranav
On Saturday we went around a lot of typically American places, including the Cathedral Caverns, a mall, and Porky's diner. There, we ate some delicious food including some pulled pork sandwiches and cheeseburgers. These were delicious!
James P
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