Show me the Trail

Follow Kalpu's trips to some of the most amazing places on Planet Earth

Tag: mixed dentition

January 23, 2012January 23, 2012

How to Raise Cavity-Free Kids, Part 7: Mixed Dentition

Continue reading →

About

Website

Extollo Adventures

`Follow' us on Twitter

Extollo Adventures on Twitter

`Like' us on Facebook

Extollo's Facebook Page

Email Subscription

Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Join 2,376 other followers

Email Address:

Recent Posts: Show me the Trail

The Narrows, Zion NP

As you walk deeper in the narrows, the walls start to get taller and the river gets slimmer. There are springs of water gushing out of flat sandstone walls everywhere, and the more you go in, you get to see mini waterfalls created by these springs.

Navajo and Queen’s Garden, Bryce Canyon NP

In Bryce Canyon, while both, the Sunrise and the Sunset point provide pretty good bird-eye views of this unique canyon, the hike to Navajo Loop and Queen’s Garden is probably the best way to see and `feel’ the hoodoos. Looking up the spirals from the base of the canyon is the best way to experience them in my opinion.

Peek-a-boo and Spooky gulch slot canyons – Escalante

Peek-a-boo slots were spectacular as we hiked in through the natural bridges. Some areas got tighter as we hiked up the canyons. The tall sandstone walls reflected an amazing bright orange glow as the sun rays made their way in the slots.

Bright Angel Point Trail, North Rim, Grand Canyon NP

RVing to the National Park of Arizona and Utah was a perfect way to get out and take a roard trip after 5 months of lockdown due to the COVID 19 pandemic. It was also a perfect way to celebrate my birthday weekend, doing what I enjoy the most- hiking with the family!

Supporting the heros of the Himalaya

Supporting the heros of the Himalaya: My son Anuj created the fundraiser during early times in the pandemic. With the help of our past clients and friends your support, he was able to raise over $12000 to help 35 familes.

Website Built with WordPress.com.