Archive for November, 2006

When you think of Thanksgiving you usually think of family and friends coming over for huge Thanksgiving day feast. Lots of turkey and dressing,candied yams, homemade pies. Maybe a big juicy ham if your family is on the slightly larger side. Kids running around playing all types of games. Then all the guys going into the living room to watch all the big football games that are on television during the day.

That is what I thought of when I saw this website named Thanksgiving Point. To my surprise this website was much, more than a website to tell how long you should keep your turkey in the oven in turns out that  Thanksgiving Point is a non profit  institute providing hands on discovery in a variety of arts and sciences.

There are so many activies for your family and friends that i will not try to gety them all in this post. Some of the activities include golfing on a championship caliber course that is 7,728 yard long and covers more than 200 acres.

An amazing 55 acre garden designed to be a peaceful place where the gifts of nature can be appreciated. The gardens created by Utah landscape architect Leonard Grassli are motivated by a series of stunning gardens. The Creek garden, the Monet Garden, the Rose Garden, the Fragrance Garden and the Secret garden Just to name a few of the gardens available for your pleasure.

Thanksgiving Point also has a educational farm That is perfect for entertaining the kids . Entertaiment includes pony rides, wagon rides, petting areas to feed and pet the farm animals, concerts and a dinner theater to wash it all down with.

Other exhibits you can visit include the Museum of Ancient Life that has one of the largest collection of dinosaur fossils in the west. I'm sure this is something the boys in the family would just love to see. This may not be the type of Thanksgiving you planned for in the next couple of weeks. But it should be definatly something to keep in mind when that summer vacation roles around:)

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It's the most wonderful time of the year :) Yes I just love the Thanksgiving and Christmas Holidays. Family,friends and good times are just around the corner. Preparations are well on thier way in getting ready for the upcoming holidays. Even though it may be a little to late to start a garden in time to harvest for the holidays. We have some excellent tips that will help you prepare your vegetable garden for a Thanksgiving day feast or your flower garden for a cool Thanksgiving display for years to come