Cache County, by Freestone

 I journeyed to Cache County on Monday.  The drive was about an hour or longer.  It was really fun because Tizzy and Ptolemy were there.

We ate lunch at KFC overlooking the Logan Temple, which you can see from all over Logan, the county seat of Cache County.

After lunch, we stopped to ask directions from a guy who asked us if he could have a ride.  He was going the same direction as we were, and he was walking.  So we drove him to his destination, which was the library on the Utah State campus.  He showed us where the famous Aggie ice cream shop was.  They had many different flavors and we got mini cups.  The girl behind the counter let us have two different kinds in our cups.  I got raspberry sherbet and cookie dough.  Ptolemy got the famous Aggie Blue, blue mint with Oreos and white chocolate, and he got orange sherbet.  My mom got chocolate almond and chocolate cookie dough.  Can you tell who likes chocolate the most in my family?

Me in front of Utah State University

We visited several different landmarks and historic buildings and ultra-mega historic buildings and the temple where my grandparents were married.

 The coolest part was when we went to the honey shop, Cox Honeyland.  They had honey sticks, crystallized honey, fudge, normal honey and finally, they had giant honey bears.  Inside the gift shop, they had a bee hive!  The bees had only been working on the hive for two weeks, so it wasn't as big as it will be.  The lady told us to come back at the end of the summer, and the hive would be up to the top.  See how there is only one row of honeycomb so far?

 On the way home, Tizzy thought the honey bear was her bottle.  We drove home and picked up Ruby from junior high and the adventure was over.  I will definitely be visiting Cache County again!