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Monthly Archives: April 2012
Gardening for Wildlife
Gardening is a wonderful hobby if you enjoy watching fruits, vegetables and flowers grow and produce delectable foods or beautiful flowers. Enjoying nature including a variety of birds, pollinators, bugs (good and bad), and other small animals that venture into … Continue reading
Traveling – Niagara Falls, New York
Niagara Falls is listed by Yahoo Travel as one of the 10 Places Every Kid Should See and by Budget Travel as 15 Places Your Kids Should See Before 15. So, after our granddaughter expressed interest in the Falls, we … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Historical trips, Traveling
Tagged 10 Places Every Kid Should See, 10 Places Every Kids Should See, 15 Places Your Kids Should See Before 15, Aquarium of Niagara, Artist Wyland, Budget Travel, Cold Stone Creamery, Goat Island, New Blogger, Niagara Falls, Niagara Falls State Park, Seneca Niagara Casino, Whaling Wall, Yahoo Travel
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Camping Review – Life Vest
Are you busy making plans for the upcoming camping season? Well, I’m not one for accumulating unnecessary camping gear, but sometimes you need certain equipment to be safe but have fun. Last year when we were getting ready to camp at … Continue reading
Posted in Camping, Family
Tagged Cabellas, Camping, Camping equipment review, Life vest, Life Vest Review, New Blogger, Swimming, Youth Comfort Mesh Vest
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Traveling – Saratoga Springs, New York
Saratoga Springs held several things of interest for our granddaughter. But before an eleven-year old girl could start sightseeing, she needed breakfast and the grandparents needed coffee. . We didn’t get just any regular breakfast – we followed her Dad’s advice … Continue reading
Traveling – Bennington, Vermont
If it is April, then we are on a car trip with our granddaughter to see all things historical and some things just for fun. After a three-hour car trip from home, our first stop was Bennington, Vermont. Normally along this … Continue reading
Posted in Historical trips, Traveling
Tagged Bennington Battle Monument, Bennington Museum, Bennington VT, Family, Grandma Moses, New Blogger, New England, Travel
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Gardening and Ticks
It may only be mid April on the calendar, but I found my first tick yesterday. I know ticks are part of gardening, but I sure could go a season without getting bit and having to remove those little suckers. … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening
Tagged Gardening, Insect Repellent, Lyme Disease, New Blogger, OFF!, Ticks, UNH Cooperative Extension
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Monarch Butterflies
Do you love butterflies in your garden like we do? If so, you probably already have some of the more popular plants like Butterfly Weed and Cone Flowers that attract them and keep them coming back to your yard year … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Gardening
Tagged Butterflies, Gardening, Kansas University, KU, Monarch migration, Monarch Waystation, Monarchs, New Blogger, Organic gardening
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Organic Seedlings at Three Weeks
Happy Easter weekend from our family to yours. How are your seedlings doing? We started our seeds as usual this year, but on the advice of Dr. Tomato of the Veggie Clinic, we attempted to keep more of the light directed … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening
Tagged Dr.Tomato Veggie Clinic, Gardening, New Blogger, Organic gardening, Raised beds, Seedlings
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Coleman Travel Trailer Model CT260BH
We love camping, and we love camping with our grandkids. We started with a Minnie Winnie we bought from Camping World. Winnie was a wonderful little RV that we tooled all around in. The downside was the size – 22′ from … Continue reading
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