The big new attraction at OMSI is "Samson," one of the most complete T-Rex skeletons in the world. Here's Norah posing in front of Samson's skull (this is the real dinosaur skull they found):
Here's Norah in front of the entire assembled skeleton (w/ replica skull):
Here's one of Kelly and the kids in front of the skeleton:
Here I am with Norah:
And here's Haddon's commentary on the dinosaur skeleton:
They had some other dinosaur paraphernalia as well:
Here we are taking in some sort of presentation on planets:
The kids touched a snake and were able to see some other small animals as well:
Haddon was impressed by the "pirate" skeleton:
The kids tried putting on a puppet show:
Here's a taste of Haddon's "jibber jabber," which is becoming less frequent as he keeps learning how to talk better and better:
After that we went downstairs to the space exhibit. Here's Norah in space:
Here's a thermal family portrait:
Here we are inside a multimedia presentation on galaxies. The kids look more fascinated than they probably actually were:
I was happy to see this silhouette of an X-Wing on the wall of the space exploration exhibit:
Lastly, we took in a show at the planetarium before leaving:
After we were done at OMSI, we packed into the van and headed over to the Rose Garden Arena for the second event of our day. It was much cooler than OMSI, and we'll fill you in on it in the next post...
