Kennesaw Battlefield: A sack full of bulbasaurs and bellsprouts

While at Olde Rope Mill Park, we met a nice couple and their baby in a ricer. Not the baby in a ricer, the family; the baby was in a stroller. We told them about the Electabuzzes. They knew. Obviously, they knew; they were there while the Electabuzzes were spawning all over the place. We told them about the Magikarps. They told us about Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park.

When we got almost there, we hit the jackpot of pokestops, which would have been good if we'd been there at the right time.

I thought this was a really cool thing that Cheatham Hill did, so we found the quickest place to turn around and left for the battlefield. I suspect they have funerals just about every day, so if you plan on going here, maybe just stick to the 5pm to 8pm hours all of the time.

There are walking bits at Kennesaw Mountain Battlefield and I'm here to tell you, if your goal is pokemon, don't bother. The Bulbasaurs are best found driving.

I could have sworn I had a map of the first Bulbasaur area we drove, but I lost it. Pick anywhere, the place is huge.

The first driving bit we did, around a bunch of walking trails we got about a dozen Bulbasaurs. The second driving bit we did was up the mountain. There are a bunch of idiots in the road 100% of the time, often with dogs, strollers, double strollers and dogs in strollers, but there's more than just Bulbasaurs...

Please, come, check out our lovely views.

On the way out of Kennesaw, we stopped by Costco for some discounted gas, and it's a good thing we did because on the way out of the Costco drive we caught this...

Today's update on the Magikarps and Psyducks at JJ Biello park. They closed the gate. Maybe they read my first post. Don't fret! Just turn around and stop right at the gate and they still show. Look how happy this guy is!

There were a couple of extra goodies today as well, in addition to a Slowpoke at the back gate there was this guy at the baseball fields above it.