We really enjoyed the park-like feel of this KOA. There were so many great trees here. Plus, they even had grass, a welcome change from gravel parking lots. The kiddos had fun at the playground & basketball court with a lowered hoop. It was even warm enough for the kiddos to swim. I was able … Continue reading Salt Lake City KOA – Utah
Per the suggestion of our traveling friends, The Rookie Roadsters, we couldn't resist scheduling a chocolate factory tour at Mrs. Cavanaugh’s. Our first stop on our tour was where the candy makers dip chocolates by hand, just like they did when the store first opened back in 1964. Next, we watched a video about how … Continue reading Mrs. Cavanaugh’s Chocolate Factory Tour – Salt Lake City, Utah
After wandering around Temple Square on Tuesday afternoon (9/17/19), we headed to Great Salt Lake State Park which is about a 25-minute drive from downtown Salt Lake City. Two different tour busses arrived while we were there, so a few of my photos have some tourists in them. I'm sure we are in some of … Continue reading Great Salt Lake State Park – Utah
I hope you enjoy my 2nd Thursday Doors project, hosted by Norm 2.0. I had never really thought much about doors until I stumbled upon a fellow blogger's Thursday Door submission. Doors are actually really cool! Doors symbolize a transition from one space to another. Doors can be closed to keep people out or opened … Continue reading Thursday Doors – Salt Lake Temple, Utah
I've been working on this post for quite awhile now. It all started, when I found the cutest little picture book, Tea at Miss Jean's by Bispham Page and Adeline Sprague, in a thrift store. In this story, a little girl reminisces about having tea with an elderly lady who made the neighborhood girls feel … Continue reading Join Us for “Tea” in Our RV
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