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Spectacular Dantes View

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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
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Woke up to Itchy Rashes/Hives

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I woke up in my hotel room early Tuesday morning to an itchy rashes on my right hand. I started scratching and it felt like my whole body's itching. I took my blanket off and sure enough, I have rashes/hives all over me. This is how it looks like when I woke up the first day. I have never had something like that before. I called my doctor and he told me to get Claritin, zyrtec, and benadryl. Few minutes after I took claritin, the hives started to clear and so was the itchiness. However, after few hours it came back again. Rashes/hives came and go. It changes forms but it didn't matter how it looks, it was pretty itchy. When I got home from my trip, I took benadryl and went to bed. After couple hours, I woke up feeling nauseous and just didn't felt good at all. I went to ER, the doctor gave me benadryl IV and prednisone. After few minutes, skin cleared again. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, itchy rashes/hives was on and off. Sometimes it was more of an on t
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