Spectacular Dantes View

It was well worth a long drive (a lonely road) to Dantes View. This was our last stop on our first day of journey to Death Valley National Park California. It was already 3:30 pm when we left the main road and it took us about 20 minutes to get there. A 13 mile paved road but the last quarter mile is 15% grade. A steep climb up but so beautiful. Vehicles over 25ft or longer are prohibited on this road. Please watch our short video Road to Dantes View to see the road. There were few cars when we arrived at The Dantes View but those people were out exploring around. It wasn't crowded at all in fact we were the only ones there enjoying the 360 degrees of breathtaking view of Death Valley from 5475 ft high above Sea Level. We didn't stay long because it was windy and cold. It would have been nice to explore the area but it was also getting late in a day. There was a Bee Hazard caution sign on the road but we didn't even get the change to see any. Maybe it's because we
I hope you were able to get into the doctor quickly and find out the lump is nothing to worry about.
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Yes, I was able to find a pediatrician who was able to see us today. The doctor said it's a swollen lymph node, nothing to be worried about. It might take a month for it to go away. I'm just glad nothing worst.
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Finding lumps is scary! I'm glad you found out it is nothing to worry about. Whew! So scary. The body is such a complicated machine...
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yes it was, and I'm glad it's nothing to worry about.
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Finding lumps is scary! I'm glad you found out it is nothing to worry about. Whew! So scary. The body is such a complicated machine...
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what happend it will gone
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ReplyDeleteThis is my first visit to your blog for the #AtoZChallenge. I just love the photos and videos of your little boy. One day not so far into the future, these photos will become cherish memories because he will grow up too fast. My kids are in their twenties and I just don't know where the years went. I'm glad to know the lump was nothing.
Hi Nancy I'm glad you visited my blog. Yes I agree with you, they do grow so fast, that's why I'm trying to capture every moment possible :-)
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ReplyDeleteDid the doctor just say that by looking at it? Did it go away?
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