Today, we did “something different”. We did a Dried Fruit Challenge.
The fruits we tried were dried pineapple, dried kiwi, radish slices, and “Texas Rattle Snake Eggs”.
Dad, of course, with the “rattle snake eggs” scared the boogy man out of us, the pineapple was kinda sour and chewy, the kiwi was just horrible, the radish had no flavor to it all. I think you know how the rattle snake eggs went.
This video is from 2018 and we try a sarsaparilla drink for the first time.
Spoiler alert… it tastes very close to root beer.
Today we visited Tower Falls, Yellowstone National Park. It is kinda north of the lake, I do recommend visiting the Tower Falls. As you see, Dad is very thirsty and wanted a drink of the nice water from the falls.
Yellowstone National Park
West Thumb
GPS coordinates: 44.891942, -110.386694
Today we did a Drive Through NYC.
We took the subway through New York City and to the the 9/11 Memorial. I liked reading the names of the people that died in the Twin Towers!
We saw lots of murals and tall buildings. There was one building we couldn’t see the top!
I also liked just walking around looking at the big buildings and all of the painted walls.
We also went to all 5 boroughs which I have to say was cool.
I think it is funny how the one day we planned to go to New York City it rained on us!
We wish we could have found parking so we could walk though Time Square!
We also went to the Trinity Church in New York City.
Today we visited the West Thumb in Yellowstone National Park.
This is located in the lower area of Yellowstone. The geysers put off a lot of heat, it kinda feels like you are in a sauna. The walk around these geysers was not very long.
Mom didn’t go on this walk because we didn’t know if we could get the wheelchair through the boardwalk.
It was really cool how some of the geysers we’re kinda erupting.
It is funny how everyone was looking at one and another one across from it got jealous and boiled a bunch. We met a group of people that told us that one of the geysers is 53 feet deep.
The lake was very very pretty.
It was cool how there was one geyser with hot water coming out right next to the cold water lake.
The water that the girls and I touched was cold and it was from some of the geysers. The reason that it was cold is because it was going through a little stream which cooled the water off.
Yellowstone National Park
West Thumb
GPS coordinates: 44.415571, -110.573360
The food here was not the best, but it was okay. The people seemed friendly. I would give it a 2 out of 5, I don’t recommend it though. – Amber
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We are staying at North Padre Island in Texas! We came down here for Christmas and the girls visited some family, while we relaxed! We had a excellent time and really enjoyed it!
There were lots of birds along the beach and many were flying in circles.
We even saw a Coast Guard plane fly along the coast.
The wind was blowing so hard that we were nearly stuck in the drifts.
Padre Island National Seashore
North Padre Island, Texas
GPS coordinates: 27.497971, -97.268006
The Precious Moments Chapel is an amazing place to visit. There are stained glass windows all along the outside walls. All of the ceilings are painted with angel-like babies. And the gift shop and museum are full of the history of the Precious Moments figurines.
Join us we take a self-guided tour.
The Precious Moments Chapel
4321 S Chapel Rd.
Carthage, MO 64836
https://preciousmomentschapel.org/
GPS coordinates:
37.110209, -94.345754
Today we will show you have we made our travel trailer steps more stable by replacing the factory steps. We install the MOR/ryde STP-4-30-03H. MOR/ryde has other models with fewer steps, etc… We also install the MOR/ryde Hand Rail for more stability.
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New York’s Central Park is an urban park in Manhattan, New York City. It is located between the Upper West Side and Upper East Side, roughly bounded by Fifth Avenue on the east, Central Park West on the west, Central Park South on the south, and Central Park North on the north.
Join us we visit the Ancient Playground, Bethesda Fountain, the sailboat pond, and much more. See you there.
Central Park is the most visited urban park in the United States, with an estimated 37–38 million visitors annually, and one of the most filmed locations in the world. Souce: Wikipedia
Fun fact: New York’s Central Park has an annual budget of nearly $80 million.
http://www.centralparknyc.org/
GPS coordinates:
40.783011, -73.965076
