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16 May, 2019
14 May, 2019
Day 2 - Monument Valley Park and Four Corners #UtahRoadTrip
Before going to our Day 2 travelogue, please go through below posts to follow the itinerary.
Utah Vacation Plan with Kids
Day 1 - Arches National Park and Canyonlands National park
We stayed at Bluff, UT at Kokopelli Inn. This budget-friendly inn is decent with cool interior decor aligning with the Native American culture. We have reached the hotel late but realized that it is just 1 mile from Twin rocks and 1 hr away from Monument Valley park.
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| Mexican Hat |
We started to Monument Valley park after breakfast on Day #2 and our first stop is at Mexican Hat to take a picture. To go nearer to the rock formation, you should go on a dirt road. Then, we saw the Valley of Gods and the drive is very scenic. Wind and water erosion over millions of years on Colorado Plateau resulted in this scenic park with many rock formations.
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| The Famous Forrest Gump image |
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| View from the Visitor Center |
As you are about to reach the park you will see the famous image of Monument Valley park where Forrest Gump movie is picturized. The road and the rock formations form a fantastic view. Tourists even take photos in the middle of the road. After reaching the Visitor center, we refreshed, bought some momentoes and took photos. The Visitor center has some good photo opportunity places. Entry is $5 per head.
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| Elephant Butte |
There is a scenic 17-mile loop drive which is a dirt road covering all rock formations. A 4X4 vehicle is preferred but we could drive our Van carefully. There are many Ups and Downs full of dirt and sand. The park is all about different rock formations - Buttes, Spires and Mesas. While Mesas are big horizontal gigantic rocks, Spires are lean and tall. Buttes are like Mesas but slightly narrow.
On the way to Four Corners monument from Monument Valley, we came across Ship Rock, which is a gigantic Volcanic Ash rock.
Our Next stop is the Four Corners monument. Here is one place in the USA where four states meet - Utah, Arizona, Colorado and New Mexico.
Four Corners monument is not properly maintained, no proper toilets and other facilities. But, it is interesting to stand where four states meet, right? So, if you are passing through that way, ensure that you visit this place too.
After our late lunch, we reached Mesa Verde National park around 4 PM. My Next post will cover Mesa Verde National park in detail as this post is becoming very lengthy.
We also came across these rocks on the way to Mesa Verde, which are called Baby Rocks. They looked cute and unique.
So, Guys! That's it about Day #2, Let us meet in the next post where I share details about Mesa Verde National Park.
Until next time,
This post is written as part of a blog train #letsblogwithpri hosted by Prisha. Thanks to Revati for introducing me to this blog train. I would love to introduce Shruthi to the blog train. Read her posts : https://aahamyaworldwithmaa.wordpress.com/.
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09 May, 2019
Services & Amenities Offered for Our Senior Living in Denver
Everyone approaches aging a little differently. Everyone's circumstances during their later years differ, too. For some, their life is not disrupted. They suffer no limiting conditions and they have their children to lean on for care and support. For others, chronic health issues do present themselves and complete support from their children is not an option. Now that the population is aging in greater numbers and the population is living longer, solutions are being developed including senior housing denver options.
Housing options for seniors are both increasing and improving. Communities solely for this age group are being built in areas that go beyond the typical retirement cities.
Here are three amenities offered by senior housing communities to consider.
The representatives of communities for older adults understand their customers. Not every person looks forward to the day when they are moved out of the home where they made their life and into one that is foreign to them. Suddenly, their routine is gone as well as their neighbors and favorite local stores. So, these alternative options are designed to give residents the freedom they desire. Even those who develop chronic conditions that limit mobility do not want to feel like they are less free to make their own decisions. These communities offer the freedom to participate in hobbies and activities they enjoy like reading, gardening or exercising.
For older adults, especially those with chronic conditions that limit mobility, safety is very important. Older adults are more vulnerable to those with nefarious intentions simply because their reaction times are slower and their movements could be impeded. Communities for this age group take safety and security seriously. Often, this housing option is gated, and those allowed on the property are screened beforehand.
When residents move into these communities, a profile is set up. If there are conditions or situations that must be monitored, they will be according to specific needs.
Moving into senior housing denver can be a positive experience thanks to the freedom, safety and support their staff offers to residents.
Until next time,
Housing options for seniors are both increasing and improving. Communities solely for this age group are being built in areas that go beyond the typical retirement cities.
Here are three amenities offered by senior housing communities to consider.
Freedom
The representatives of communities for older adults understand their customers. Not every person looks forward to the day when they are moved out of the home where they made their life and into one that is foreign to them. Suddenly, their routine is gone as well as their neighbors and favorite local stores. So, these alternative options are designed to give residents the freedom they desire. Even those who develop chronic conditions that limit mobility do not want to feel like they are less free to make their own decisions. These communities offer the freedom to participate in hobbies and activities they enjoy like reading, gardening or exercising.
Safety
For older adults, especially those with chronic conditions that limit mobility, safety is very important. Older adults are more vulnerable to those with nefarious intentions simply because their reaction times are slower and their movements could be impeded. Communities for this age group take safety and security seriously. Often, this housing option is gated, and those allowed on the property are screened beforehand.
Support
When residents move into these communities, a profile is set up. If there are conditions or situations that must be monitored, they will be according to specific needs.
Moving into senior housing denver can be a positive experience thanks to the freedom, safety and support their staff offers to residents.
Until next time,
07 May, 2019
Day 1 : Arches and CanyonLands National Park #UtahVacation
Here is the continuation of our Utah Vacation plan with kids. This post covers detailed travelogue of our day 1.
Around 1200 miles, 4 nights, 3 days, 3 national parks, 3 monuments, 1 Navajo tribal park, 1 waterfall, 1 temple touching 4 states.
Our trip started on night 1 where we drove from Colorado Springs to Grand Junction, CO. Grand Junction is around 5 hrs from here and so, we could cover almost 70% distance to Arches on night 1. Check this travelogue to visit Glenwood Springs which is on the way from Colorado Springs to Grand Junction.
We planned for a 4 day and 3-night trip and we reached home back on the 4th night.
We stayed at Grand Junction for the night and started our first visit to Arches National park after breakfast. Arches national park is around 2 hrs drive from Grand Junction and it is better to arrive early to the park. Even though we visited the Park on a Friday, the traffic near the check-post slowed us down for 30 mins. The entry to the park is $30 per vehicle.
Since no water and food will be available inside the park, we have packed a small lunch and some snacks and a lot of water.
The most important trail that we didn't want to miss is the 'Delicate Arch Trail'. The Arch that we can see on Utah license plate, remember? This is a must do in Arches.
But, let me warn you, it is not easy with a toddler. Be prepared to stop multiple times during the trail, take more water, snacks, wear hiking shoes, sunglasses, sunscreen, and hat.
We passed through beautiful rock formations and multiple overlook points before reaching Wolfe ranch parking area. We didn't stop at any of these places as we want to cover all while returning.
From Wolfe ranch parking area, the delicate arch trail takes around 1.5 to 2 hrs to reach to the arch. At most, 2.5 to 3 hrs to finish the trip and come back with kids. Restrooms are available at the parking area.
The trail might be strenuous if you don't stop on the way / don't drink enough water. A few places seemed dangerous where we have to hold our toddler and help our 8 yr old to hike. Other than that, this is definitely doable with kids and the view of the huge arch is simply amazing.
Next, we went on driving the scenic route of 12 miles loop in the park till Devil's garden and stopped at various lookout points. Double arch is amazing and also many other stone formations around that. The double arch trail is also 0.5 miles round trip, which is good with kids. Balanced rock is an easy 0.5-mile round trip. Drive through windows section for sure! the formations are breathtaking.
Ideally, one day in Arches will allow you to cover Delicate arch trail, Balanced rock, Double arch trail and to drive through the scenic 12-mile loop with kids. You can cover 2 more trails with older kids/ adults though.
For lunch, you can try Moab brewery on highway 128 in Moab. We stopped at a cafe called 'Moab Giants' on the way to Canyonlands. Canyonlands national park is just 30 to 40 mins drive from Arches.
Entry is $25 per vehicle at Canyonlands national park. The visitor centers at both Arches and Canyonlands close at 4PM but cars are allowed to park all the time. Canyonlands is divided into 3 sections - Island in the sky, the Needles and the Maze.
The most important and easy trail with kids is Mesa Arch trail. This is a half mile round trip and not only the mesa arch but even the views beyond the arch are amazing. If you have time, you can cover Upheaval dome which is 1-mile round trip and enjoy the views of Grand viewpoint, Green river outlook and Grand view overlook on the scenic drive.
We covered only this much on day 1. But, if you want to customize your plan and have more time, you can cover Needles section in Canyonlands and Dead horse point state park. One more thing that you can add to your trip is 'Colorado National monument'. This is on the way from Grand Junction to Arches, but it might take around 2 to 3 hrs to cover this monument.
We traveled to Bluff, UT on that day night so that we will be nearer to Monument Valley Park to start our trip for Day 2. From Canyonlands national park, it is 2.5 hrs drive to Bluff. If this seems to be a long drive, you can take accommodation at Moab / Blanding which are on the way.
The next day we covered Monument Valley Park, Four Corners monument and Mesa Verde National park. The detailed travelogue of day 2 will be shared in the next post.
Until next time,
This post is written as part of a blog train #letsblogwithpri hosted by Prisha. Thanks to Sneha for introducing me to this blog train. I would love to introduce Kapila to the blog train. Read her posts here.
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| Welcome to Utah |
Around 1200 miles, 4 nights, 3 days, 3 national parks, 3 monuments, 1 Navajo tribal park, 1 waterfall, 1 temple touching 4 states.
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| Travel Map |
Our trip started on night 1 where we drove from Colorado Springs to Grand Junction, CO. Grand Junction is around 5 hrs from here and so, we could cover almost 70% distance to Arches on night 1. Check this travelogue to visit Glenwood Springs which is on the way from Colorado Springs to Grand Junction.
We planned for a 4 day and 3-night trip and we reached home back on the 4th night.
We stayed at Grand Junction for the night and started our first visit to Arches National park after breakfast. Arches national park is around 2 hrs drive from Grand Junction and it is better to arrive early to the park. Even though we visited the Park on a Friday, the traffic near the check-post slowed us down for 30 mins. The entry to the park is $30 per vehicle.
Since no water and food will be available inside the park, we have packed a small lunch and some snacks and a lot of water.
The most important trail that we didn't want to miss is the 'Delicate Arch Trail'. The Arch that we can see on Utah license plate, remember? This is a must do in Arches.
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| Delicate Arch |
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| Check how the trail is! |
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| There are some sharp edges too! |
We passed through beautiful rock formations and multiple overlook points before reaching Wolfe ranch parking area. We didn't stop at any of these places as we want to cover all while returning.
From Wolfe ranch parking area, the delicate arch trail takes around 1.5 to 2 hrs to reach to the arch. At most, 2.5 to 3 hrs to finish the trip and come back with kids. Restrooms are available at the parking area.
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| If you have reached this dome-like rock, you are almost there! |
The trail might be strenuous if you don't stop on the way / don't drink enough water. A few places seemed dangerous where we have to hold our toddler and help our 8 yr old to hike. Other than that, this is definitely doable with kids and the view of the huge arch is simply amazing.
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| The trail view from above |
Next, we went on driving the scenic route of 12 miles loop in the park till Devil's garden and stopped at various lookout points. Double arch is amazing and also many other stone formations around that. The double arch trail is also 0.5 miles round trip, which is good with kids. Balanced rock is an easy 0.5-mile round trip. Drive through windows section for sure! the formations are breathtaking.
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| Balanced Rock |
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| Window Rock |
Ideally, one day in Arches will allow you to cover Delicate arch trail, Balanced rock, Double arch trail and to drive through the scenic 12-mile loop with kids. You can cover 2 more trails with older kids/ adults though.
For lunch, you can try Moab brewery on highway 128 in Moab. We stopped at a cafe called 'Moab Giants' on the way to Canyonlands. Canyonlands national park is just 30 to 40 mins drive from Arches.
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| Scenic Viewpoint in Canyonlands National park |
Entry is $25 per vehicle at Canyonlands national park. The visitor centers at both Arches and Canyonlands close at 4PM but cars are allowed to park all the time. Canyonlands is divided into 3 sections - Island in the sky, the Needles and the Maze.
The most important and easy trail with kids is Mesa Arch trail. This is a half mile round trip and not only the mesa arch but even the views beyond the arch are amazing. If you have time, you can cover Upheaval dome which is 1-mile round trip and enjoy the views of Grand viewpoint, Green river outlook and Grand view overlook on the scenic drive.
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| Mesa Arch |
We covered only this much on day 1. But, if you want to customize your plan and have more time, you can cover Needles section in Canyonlands and Dead horse point state park. One more thing that you can add to your trip is 'Colorado National monument'. This is on the way from Grand Junction to Arches, but it might take around 2 to 3 hrs to cover this monument.
We traveled to Bluff, UT on that day night so that we will be nearer to Monument Valley Park to start our trip for Day 2. From Canyonlands national park, it is 2.5 hrs drive to Bluff. If this seems to be a long drive, you can take accommodation at Moab / Blanding which are on the way.
The next day we covered Monument Valley Park, Four Corners monument and Mesa Verde National park. The detailed travelogue of day 2 will be shared in the next post.
Until next time,
This post is written as part of a blog train #letsblogwithpri hosted by Prisha. Thanks to Sneha for introducing me to this blog train. I would love to introduce Kapila to the blog train. Read her posts here.
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06 May, 2019
The Book of Hidden Things by Francesco Dimitri - [Book Review]
Book
Details:
Title : The Book of Hidden Things
Author : Francesco Dimitri
Genre : Contemporary Fantasy,
Fantasy thriller, Crime thriller
Length of the book : 385 pages
Publisher : Titan Books
Source: A library book
Blurb :
From "one
of the most significant figures of the last generation of fantasy", comes
Francesco Dimitri's debut novel in English, an enthralling and seductive
fantasy following four old friends and the secrets they keep.
Four old school friends have a pact: to meet up every year in the small town in Puglia they grew up in. Art, the charismatic leader of the group and creator of the pact, insists that the agreement must remain unshakable and enduring. But this year, he never shows up.
A visit to his house increases the friends' worry; Art is farming marijuana. In Southern Italy doing that kind of thing can be very dangerous. They can't go to the Carabinieri so must make enquiries of their own. This is how they come across the rumours about Art; bizarre and unbelievable rumours that he miraculously cured the local mafia boss's daughter of terminal leukaemia. And among the chaos of his house, they find a document written by Art, The Book of Hidden Things, that promises to reveal dark secrets and wonders beyond anything previously known.
Francesco Dimitri's first novel written in English, following his career as one of the most significant fantasy writers in Italy, will entrance fans of Elena Ferrante, Neil Gaiman and Donna Tartt. Set in the beguiling and seductive landscape of Southern Italy, this story is about friendship and landscape, love and betrayal; above all it is about nature of mystery itself.
Four old school friends have a pact: to meet up every year in the small town in Puglia they grew up in. Art, the charismatic leader of the group and creator of the pact, insists that the agreement must remain unshakable and enduring. But this year, he never shows up.
A visit to his house increases the friends' worry; Art is farming marijuana. In Southern Italy doing that kind of thing can be very dangerous. They can't go to the Carabinieri so must make enquiries of their own. This is how they come across the rumours about Art; bizarre and unbelievable rumours that he miraculously cured the local mafia boss's daughter of terminal leukaemia. And among the chaos of his house, they find a document written by Art, The Book of Hidden Things, that promises to reveal dark secrets and wonders beyond anything previously known.
Francesco Dimitri's first novel written in English, following his career as one of the most significant fantasy writers in Italy, will entrance fans of Elena Ferrante, Neil Gaiman and Donna Tartt. Set in the beguiling and seductive landscape of Southern Italy, this story is about friendship and landscape, love and betrayal; above all it is about nature of mystery itself.
Purchase Link:
My Review:
My Rating: 5/5
About the
Author:
Francesco Dimitri is an Italian magic realist
author living in London, a business story-teller, and a lifetime searcher for
wonder. He has written in many different forms (nonfiction, fiction, comics,
cinema, digital media, essays, magazines) and worked for top business clients.
In his quest for wonder he has shot documentaries about UFO cults, slept deep
into the forests of Transylvania, conversed with mathematicians, artists,
chefs, psychologists, stage magicians, and strangers in crowds.
Until next time,
03 May, 2019
A window to the world #WordlessWednesday
Sometimes, roadside scenery is very good. We visited Arches national park and enjoyed watching different rock formations but this road side window rock amazed me. It is on the way to Bluff, Utah from Arches. No crowd to wait for a photo 🙂
I shouldn't have talked this much for #wordlesswednesday but cannot resist 😀
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01 May, 2019
Ting-A-Ling: The Old Ambulance by Harry Goldstar - [Book Review]
Summary:
Welcome
to the world of Ting-a-Ling. The friendliest old ambulance there ever was. With
line drawn illustrations for YOU to colour in helping you to familiarise
yourself personally, with Ting-a-Ling, his owner and restorer Alf, his mum, and
Mr .Grimsby the boss of the big ambulance station. Open the cover and jump into
a whole NEW world of ambulance stories and adventures.
Designed
in a quirky style encompassing story telling entertainment colouring and
education suitable for both younger readers and adults alike. Truly an all in
one compendium. Just like the filling in a sandwich, the best bit’s inside.
Simple
and easy to read. The stories are written with a smattering of comical northern
dialect in bite size chapters so as not to be taxing on the brain.
Have
difficulty in reading? Written by a dyslexic who knows what a struggle it can
be. This book really is here to help YOU!
If
Ting-a-Ling had wings I would say welcome to the flying start. This book is the
first in a series in the making where you will meet Ting-a-Ling and his
friends.
TRY
ME. If not for yourself. Think of someone else. Possibly a little person who
the stories are written for.
You
will love Ting-a-Ling. EVERYONE does!
Information about the Book
Title:
Ting-A-Ling: The Old Ambulance
Author:
Harry Goldstar
Release Date:
30th April 2019
Genre:
Picture Book
Page Count:
50
Publisher:
Clink Street Publishing
Goodreads Link:
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/45162409-ting-a-ling
My kids love all different types of vehicles and so, they naturally liked the story. This story gives a moral to not to give up even when a task seems impossible. Alf works hard for many nights to bring life back to the old ambulance.
The illustrations are good but since these are not colorful, they don't look attractive for a toddler. This book is good to read for children below 8 years of age. The narration is fine. The book cover and title are apt.
My Rating: 4/5
PS: I have received this book through Authoright in exchange for a review and this is my honest opinion on the book.
Author Information
Born in
Lincolnshire, the author draws on his northern roots with northern colloquialisms
throughout these stories. As a child, the author was diagnosed with a
life-threatening disease which he fought head on, however it has affected every
day of his life since. A keen lover of older vehicles and all things
transportation. The author has a practical, hands on approach, and fascination
of how they work along with a love of the tools required in general. The author
is an active supporting member of a prestigious living historic steam railway
run as a charity for the benefit of others. He is also a volunteer trustee of a
disability information service empowering the less able to live better and
fulfilling lives and trying to change the perception of disability. He currently
resides in King's Lynn.
Tour Schedule
Monday 29th April
Tuesday 30th April
Wednesday 1st May
Thursday 2nd May
Friday 3rd May
Saturday 4th May
Sunday 5th May
Monday 6th May
Tuesday 7th May
Wednesday 8th May
Thursday 9th May
Friday 10th May
Until next time,
Utah Vacation plan with Kids #TravelTips
Most of you might have heard about the 'Grand Circle' trip covering 6 national parks in Utah. We have customized that trip to 3 days and planned it in such a way that my 4-year-old as well can enjoy without being tired. This post is all about planning a Utah vacation with kids and about our mini grand circle tour.
Choosing the places and Travel Dates :
The best time to plan a vacation to Utah is the spring/ Fall. Summer is very harsh in Utah with temperatures reaching till 100 Fahrenheit. So, choose the time which is good for family travel without facing harsh weather.
Next step is to choose the places. We started our journey from colorado springs and stopped at Grand Junction, CO, Bluff, UT and Pagosa Springs, Co for the night halts.
Arches National park is a must visit and so, this is the first one in our list. Independence monument is located on the way from Grand Junction to Arches, which you can cover before Arches.
Canyonlands national park is 1 hr away from Arches so it can be covered on the same day. We stayed at Bluff, UT on that day night.
We chose to visit Monument Valley National park after Canyonlands, but if you have time, you should consider visiting Bryce Canyon national park and Zion national park. 'Four corners monument' is on the way to 'Mesa Verde national park'. So, it is easy to cover this place and stand at a place where four states meet.
The next day we planned to cover Treasure falls in Creede as it is on the way to Colorado Springs. Crestone Mahalakshmi temple at the foothills of beautiful mountains is a temple, Universal ashram and a spiritual community.
After you are done with deciding the places to visit, decide on the number of days you need to cover those places. I have read multiple blogs with itineraries and watched many videos to see which places and hikes are kid friendly. We decided to cover these places in 3 nights and 4 days.
Accommodations :
We usually book the accommodations through Expedia.com. A few things that I take care of when I book accommodation are :
Travel Tips :
Traveling with kids on long road trips is not very easy. We have to keep so many things in our mind while planning a trip.
Linking this post to #MondayMusings hosted by Corinne at EverydayGyaan.
The best time to plan a vacation to Utah is the spring/ Fall. Summer is very harsh in Utah with temperatures reaching till 100 Fahrenheit. So, choose the time which is good for family travel without facing harsh weather.
Next step is to choose the places. We started our journey from colorado springs and stopped at Grand Junction, CO, Bluff, UT and Pagosa Springs, Co for the night halts.
Arches National park is a must visit and so, this is the first one in our list. Independence monument is located on the way from Grand Junction to Arches, which you can cover before Arches.
Canyonlands national park is 1 hr away from Arches so it can be covered on the same day. We stayed at Bluff, UT on that day night.
We chose to visit Monument Valley National park after Canyonlands, but if you have time, you should consider visiting Bryce Canyon national park and Zion national park. 'Four corners monument' is on the way to 'Mesa Verde national park'. So, it is easy to cover this place and stand at a place where four states meet.
The next day we planned to cover Treasure falls in Creede as it is on the way to Colorado Springs. Crestone Mahalakshmi temple at the foothills of beautiful mountains is a temple, Universal ashram and a spiritual community.
After you are done with deciding the places to visit, decide on the number of days you need to cover those places. I have read multiple blogs with itineraries and watched many videos to see which places and hikes are kid friendly. We decided to cover these places in 3 nights and 4 days.
Accommodations :
We usually book the accommodations through Expedia.com. A few things that I take care of when I book accommodation are :
- Complimentary breakfast
- Clean rooms
- less distance from tourist places
- Ratings and reviews
- Cost
Travel Tips :
Traveling with kids on long road trips is not very easy. We have to keep so many things in our mind while planning a trip.
- There is a lot of driving on this trip, so kids might easily get bored. So, we carried some UNO cards, a lot of snacks to munch on, drawing sheets with crayons, a journal book for kids to write about travel etc.,
- I have also downloaded the Junior ranger guides of the national parks that we are visiting and took printouts so that kids can read them during travel.
- We visited all the visitor centers before entering the national park. A few parks have explorer packs for children with binoculars, useful information and, activity sheets. There is a junior ranger checklist that the visitor centers provide to kids. By completing all those tasks, they can receive a Junior Ranger badge, How fun it is to them?
- We took a lot of breaks while traveling and stopped by all scenic spots. Sitting for a long time in a car is too tough for kids.
- We carried a lot of snacks and fruits, especially oranges and bananas to keep us hydrated in the dry, hot weather. we bought fruit and snack trays.
- We carried a lot of mini water bottles so that it's easy for children to drink and also juices to avoid dehydration.
- My kids carried their favorite soft toys and blankets to make them comfortable in the car :-)
- I have prepared a checklist so that it's easy to follow every time we travel. The list includes moisturizer, toothbrushes, important medicines, first aid kit, sunscreen, hats, light jackets, comb etc.,
- We chose the hotels which have an indoor pool and hot tub. After a lot of hiking, it will be great to rest in the hot tub in the evenings.
- Make sure to take proper hiking shoes which don't strain the feet.
A detailed travelogue of each day will be shared soon in my next posts.
So, please stay tuned.
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Until next time,
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