To arrive at the best caves, you will require traveling all over the world. There are many caves, which are known to be great for traveling around. Here are the most excellent cave exploration locations in the world.
Mammoth Cave, United States
One of the most eminent caves to travel around in the United States is Mammoth Cave. Located in Kentucky, it is the longest cave in the whole world.
Niah and Mulu Caves, Malaysia
The two most famous caves in Malaysia are the Niah Caves located in rainforest and then the Mulu Caves and the specialty of this cave is it has the world’s largest carven passages. Both of these caves are admirable of traveling around.
Eisriesenwelt Ice Cave, Austria
This is one of the foremost ice caves in the whole world which has been opened to the public. Even though you will require doing a lot of mountaineering to reach the cave, which is situated high on a mountain.
Guilin’s Crystal Palace Cave, China
Gullin’s Crystal Palace located in China is one of the best cave location in the world and its special feature is the unusual landscape and the beautiful crystals embedded within the caves.
Rhone-Alp’s Grottes de Choranche, France
Rhone-Alps Europe’s beautiful cave and most attractive tourism spot. This is one of the most beautiful caves that Europe has to offer. There are lights which are concealed to permit you to locate the way, and it does not require a whole lot of walking. If you are planning to stopover in France, this might be a cave to fit into your trip.
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Sunday, August 29, 2010
Five splendid water destination in Canada
Canada is the second largest country in the world and an ideal travel destination if you’re an admirer of the enormous al fresco. A land of huge backwoods, rocky peaks, stretches of endless forests and crystal clear lakes and falls. Its freshwater assets in particular are the envy of the. As a nature admirer and a Canadian neighborhood, here is my preference for five of the best water destinations in my country:
Niagara Falls, ON
The Reversing Falls, NB
Iceberg Alley, NL
Magpie River, QB
Johnstone Strait, BC
Saturday, August 28, 2010
cupcakes are the cure



Friday, August 27, 2010
More fun with owls

Thursday, August 26, 2010
who gives a HOOT

Sophie has recently fallen in love and notices owl's all over the place since she bought an adorable pair of PJ's with an owl print, she recently saw a plush owl on etsy she wanted it , well I have loads of left over fabric , I knew I could save some dough and make her happy too , so I dug up some yummy chenille I found at a thrift store and some remnants and there you have it , Sophie designed her very own one of a kind owl.
Hoot hoot it's darn cute, I have a bunch more fabric so I am going to make a few more for fun .
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Top 5 Outstanding Temples in the World
1. Tiger’s Nest Monastery, Bhutan
2. Wat Rong Khun, Thailand
3. Prambanan, Indonesia
4. Shwedagon Pagoda, Myanmar
5. The Temple of Heaven, China
2. Wat Rong Khun, Thailand
3. Prambanan, Indonesia
4. Shwedagon Pagoda, Myanmar
5. The Temple of Heaven, China
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Mini Mudroom
The Maldives most Admirable Tropical Islands
Situated in the center of the Indian Ocean, this chain of 1,000 Islands is just a sequence of coral island that is hardly above sea level. During 2004 Tsunami, many of these Islands were totally washed away. The Government has built flood barriers to assist the impact of any future Tsunami. These small coral Islands are bounded by tremendous driving and snorkeling, white sand beaches. Private resorts litter the Islands, and a vacation here is also extremely expensive. The best time to go to the Maldives is during the month of November to May, when the weather is cool and dry.
Some of The Best Pictures Of Maldives
Some of The Best Pictures Of Maldives
Monday, August 23, 2010
Top 5 Tourist Attractions in San Francisco
1.) Golden Gate Park
San Francisco's colossal Golden Gate Park presents 1,017 acres of parkland to take pleasure and enjoy. The park is a joy to experience for all ages.
2.) Golden Gate Bridge
No tour to San Francisco, California can be considered complete without visiting the Golden Gate Bridge. As one of the "Seven Wonders of the World," the Golden Gate Bridge is a wonder of man-made initiative creativity and design. The work of genius of Joseph B. Strauss' architectural profession, the Golden Gate Bridge is one of America's most treasured attractions.
3.) Fisherman's Wharf
Fisherman's Wharf is a profusion of leisure. From its pleasant attractions like the Fisherman's Wharf Wax Museum and the Aquarium Marine Museums to a few of the most luscious San Francisco restaurants, you can spend the whole day by simply enjoying this location. Chill out and watch the sea lions or ensure the working fishing boats as they fetch their day's haul in for unloading.
4.) Alcatraz
Alcatraz now a popular tourist spot was the most feared prison in olden days.
5.) Lombard Street
Lombard Street is one of the world's windiest roads and it's well-known in San Francisco. As you ride the view of beautifully constructed homes can be seen.
San Francisco's colossal Golden Gate Park presents 1,017 acres of parkland to take pleasure and enjoy. The park is a joy to experience for all ages.
2.) Golden Gate Bridge
No tour to San Francisco, California can be considered complete without visiting the Golden Gate Bridge. As one of the "Seven Wonders of the World," the Golden Gate Bridge is a wonder of man-made initiative creativity and design. The work of genius of Joseph B. Strauss' architectural profession, the Golden Gate Bridge is one of America's most treasured attractions.
3.) Fisherman's Wharf
Fisherman's Wharf is a profusion of leisure. From its pleasant attractions like the Fisherman's Wharf Wax Museum and the Aquarium Marine Museums to a few of the most luscious San Francisco restaurants, you can spend the whole day by simply enjoying this location. Chill out and watch the sea lions or ensure the working fishing boats as they fetch their day's haul in for unloading.
4.) Alcatraz
Alcatraz now a popular tourist spot was the most feared prison in olden days.
5.) Lombard Street
Lombard Street is one of the world's windiest roads and it's well-known in San Francisco. As you ride the view of beautifully constructed homes can be seen.
Sunday, August 22, 2010
Wonderland , Sleep study and Lazy boys

Things have been rather busy lately , with the kids still at home and finding myself "jobless" as of very soon I have decided it is the right time to get myself a "real" job , so after 13 years I find myself trying to put together a flattering resume , I have applied for a few jobs , I am hoping to hear back very soon ,I really am looking forward to getting back to a "real" job and all that benefits that it can bring my family , it feels like the right time, especially with the way things are evolving with my part time job of providing childcare ...kids grow up and have changing needs , I am going with the flow.
Last night ended with me sleeping in a lazy boy chair , I didn't see that coming , I thought I was going to spend my night on a cot , but I can go with the flow .
See Sophie has been having some signs of sleep apnea , signs like she stops breathing ....BIG SIGN , so the ENT wanted to make sure there was a problem seeing as she doesn't "snore" , which apparently all people with sleep apnea do !!! well actually I beg to differ or maybe my idea of snoring is not the same as my doctors, my other daughter had sleep apnea , due to BIG tonsils and she never snored , breathed with difficulty , yes and made some noise , yes , but snored NO she did not ! So we will see.


It was a huge hit ! they couldn't get me or Todd to try , we weren't willing to be wet for the rest of the day , no thanks
While waiting in line for a roller coaster I thought this spot had a great backdrop for some pictures , but the camera wasn't focusing....strange...., right after this shot was taken the skies opened up and we got stuck in the rain , the roller coaster got shut down and we spent about 30 minutes thankfully waiting under some shelter waiting for the storm to pass ...fun times
I tried and tried but it just got worse , and it is really really dead , oh no, so no good photos of Sophie from her sleep study , she did great and we got a fantastic technician , he was so good with her , he said she did better then the grown men there , one even had a little fit and left in the middle of the night , big baby , and she definitely snored , not a lot and not all the time but she did , so they proved me wrong , I don't know what this means , probably a tonsillectomy in the near future , I am feeling thankful for the free health care we enjoy here in Canada, nothing has cost us a penny , not even parking last night , BRILLIANT! you're wrong Elisabeth Hasselbeck health care isn't for the socialists.....!