First we had to make a quick stop to get some coffee.
Then we were ready to go. We headed into San Francisco. Flat Abbie, Cade, Keira, and Casper really wanted their picture taken as we drove over the Golden Gate Bridge. We always like to keep our guests happy, but as it turns out this was a little dangerous.

Pretty soon we reached our destination. The Conservatory of Flowers in Golden Gate Park. This is the oldest wood and glass conservatory in the Americas. We were all fascinated by the exhibit named Chomp. We learned about carnivorous plants!
Just then we thought we heard Aidan saying he wanted to take a look. So we tried to get a little closer so he could see through our eyes. Our guide cut open one of the plants so we could take a look inside.
Cade wanted to know how long it took to build the Golden Gate Bridge. Casper knew the answer! A little over four years.
Keira frowned, why isn't the Golden Gate Bridge painted gold?"
Abbie knew the answer to that question. "Well Keira, she explained, the bridge isn't called the Golden Gate Bridge because of its color. Its called the Golden Gate because the Golden Gate Strait is the entrance to the San Francisco Bay from the Pacific Ocean.
" Thanks, Abbie!" Keira smiled because she loves learning new things.
Then it was time for a rest because tomorrow these Flat Selves from New Zealand will be headed back to San Francisco, this time for a field trip with Oliver's class.
Good night Flat Abbie, Flat Cade, Flat Keira, Flat Casper ( and Aidan too even though he isn't flat).





