The girls and I just got back from a visit to Las Vegas to see Sarah and Gracie. While we were there we went to the Spring(something) preserve. It was interesting, though maybe a bit too old for the kids in saome respects. When you enter you go through a "canyon," with caves and animal noises, etc. Tenna decided the cayote call was her favorite and continues to use it at random intervals. Gave a few old folks the chuckles.
They had a lot of exhibits concerning water (being in the desert and all). Andi enjoyed the granite fountains that turned from the water moving in them. I thought it was so neat that so much was accessable to touch!
Tenna and Gracie don't quite have the stick-to-it-ive-ness to be archeaologists.
The girls and I just got back from a visit to Las Vegas to see Sarah and Gracie. While we were there we went to the Spring(something) preserve. It was interesting, though maybe a bit too old for the kids in saome respects. When you enter you go through a "canyon," with caves and animal noises, etc. Tenna decided the cayote call was her favorite and continues to use it at random intervals. Gave a few old folks the chuckles. 
They had a lot of exhibits concerning water (being in the desert and all). Andi enjoyed the granite fountains that turned from the water moving in them. I thought it was so neat that so much was accessable to touch!
Tenna and Gracie don't quite have the stick-to-it-ive-ness to be archeaologists.
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