Girls' Scout Final Day #Challenge for the #100th Anniversary Trophy! #GirlsScout

We are on almost our final complete day of our scavenger challenge.
Well, we had to do our best and try to make it to most of the places and at the same time enjoy learning more about Florida: the Sunshine state.

Although it is a bit tiring, I must say the girls were ready to go and get it over with. We were looking forward to the camporee and find out if our hard work was worth all the effort we are putting into it.

We started off with our closest friends in the neighborhood. We needed to meet with a firefighter in uniform. We went to the the nearest firefighters who were happy to take pictures with us.

Next, we had to take pictures with the beautiful cows in Miami Lakes. Did you know we have cows in Miami Lakes, it is cool to be able to see theses beautiful creatures.

This next view is of a street that is the name of the girls scout in the troop. The easiest one that we could find was Patricia. So we troop along to the street on the sunny day!

Next, we had to meet more people in uniform - off to meet the Navy men on duty! Thank you for taking care of our country!

Well, the mom's on duty also took pictures as well.

Shortly after, we meet more uniform men and women who are important in our community. We would be helpless without them to get our packages and mail on time, especially at this time. Thank you all for your help!

Next, we went to the Mall of the Americas which is opened in 1970 as Midway Mall. The name change to Mall of the Americas took place in December 1987.

"The Miami-Dade County Fair & Exposition, Inc. (The Fair), located in Miami, Florida, is known as one of Miami-Dade County’s largest annual family attractions. The fair is held by a private board of directors, and is a non-profit organization. It attracts nearly 600,000 visitors each year. The fair offers close to 100 rides, 50 games, 170 food vendors, close to 50,000 student and adult exhibits, 130 merchandise shops, competitions, the World of Agriculture, an ice show and circus." For  more information check website.

The Marlins Park begins its own history as the site opened and continues a legendary 77-year history of football, baseball, soccer, public events and major concerts attended by tens of millions of fans. For more information, please see website.

Well, this is our midpoint, and will close here til next post so it keeps the suspense as to where our next stop will be. So til next post, have a great day!

@ 2012 Emy Cooks