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    Posted May 28, 2008 by
    Ryn
     
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    Gatlinburg, Tennessee
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    Ripley's Believe It Or Not Staycation For Autistic Child

    By Ryn  |  Posted May 28, 2008  |  Gatlinburg, Tennessee
     

     

    Gatlinburg , Tennessee  in The Great Smokey Mountains is only a short drive for our family.

     

     

    This is perfect with the soaring gas prices today.

     

     

    We are always searching for fun activities that will hold the interest of our autistic six year old grandson.

     

     

    He was totally impressed with Ripley's Believe It Or Not Museum ,in Gatlinburg.

     

     

    Although he enjoyed the entire museum, he loved the digital photography with moving overlays on the floor.

     

     

    We had to go back over and over so he could jump in the virtual water ,chase the snakes, spiders and cover the four eyed person with leaves.

     

     

    Just one more good reason to stay close to home this summer.

     

     

     

     

     

     

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