Carhenge

So I was trying to go in order somewhat of our trip, but Carhenge got missed. It was one of our first stops.

It was nice to stretch our legs there. The boys loved running around the cars.

This gives you an idea of how big the sculpture is, in comparison to the boys:

Part of the cars are buried in the ground.

You can tell the boys were the the car for awhile. They were in the silly mode.

When we were about to leave it looked like it might rain, so the lighting was totally different.

There are a few other random cars and car parts here and there.

Dino made of junk.

 Fish made of junk.

They did have a gift shop. In my mind I had the perfect idea for their shop. They of course didn't have my idea. Get some cheap toy cars, Hot Wheel size, spray paint them grey, position them the same way that Carhenge is and sell it for more money than it was to make it. No such thing. All they had were typical t-shirts and coffee mugs.