When most people think of cave cities, they probably imagine buildings inside of natural caverns or great tunnel systems carved underground, but that's not necessarily the case. On the list of awesome things about Georgia is cave cities, and we're going to look at a couple that I've visited.

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TL;DR - It was awesome. (Yes, this is long.)

Let's start with the most obvious issue, "What was Detective Camp and how was it different from other summer camps?" I got this a lot. The whole idea of "detective camp" was just alien to most people.

Today is my last day in Gori. Tomorrow, barring craziness, I get sworn in. So it is only fitting that I talk about the time and town some now that I have time available. 

The placement process began before we even assembled in Washington D.C. For EE a list of 100 schools was vetted for security, bringing the number down to 99. The list was further refined taking in account our skills and interests. Where I would have liked some place warm, my only real request was that there were also science teachers that I would be able to work with too. I also asked that they clone my training host family in Gori because they are so awesome.