We did shopping (including a very kewl bead store that had thousands of brass stampings!!!! ) and Zip Lining - in the Rockies!
On the last day of Denver, before we started the return trip we hit the downtown Aquarium. Denver's Aquarium is set up like a kids' museum.. this is not a complaint.. it's all very interactive and fun to keep the Kid's interest. We happen to hit on a day they were doing snorkeling with the fishes, so Jesscera had to do that. They get them in wet suits to do it, something Jesscera had never done before.
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Octopuses are such intriguing creatures.![]() |
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This is Jesscera, swimming with rays and fishes! |
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I love the colors in this pic! |
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The outside of the building |
That night we spent in Kearney Ne, and the next morning we hit the The Archway, a museum dedicated to how America expended via traveling the North Platte River over the last 150 years approximately. It's a self guided tour - they gave you wireless headsets so you go at your own pace through the exhibits. You start by going up an escalator into a mock up of a cover wagon and then walk through the exhibits while the headset "tunes" into each sections' story.
It's a really interesting way to put together exhibits. if you are out in that Area it's worth the hour or so of your time.
It's built over I-80, and Jerry and I have passed under the Arch several times in the last few years, and wanted to figured it out.
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over the highway! |
And finally, Home! We always cheer in the car when we see the sign, cause while we enjoyed the other 9 states we traveled through, there really isn't anyplace like home -
Jerry actually has a saying about this. Iowa -- great place to live, but you wouldn't want to visit there. He's being tongue in cheek of course , as Iowa has lots of great sights to offer, but his point is we always want to come home to Iowa.
I hope you enjoyed this glimpse into 2 weeks of my life, and I'm back to jewelry with the next blog. Everyone have a great 4th!!
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