Snuggle Bear had one fabulous summer this year and he would love to share all that he got to do!
First he took a plane flight from Seattle to Sacramento. He even made sure to arrive early so that he would not miss his flight.
After his flight, Snuggle's family picked him up. Snuggle's family then drove to Folsom to see the town where he grew up. One place in particular he wanted to see was how low Folsom Lake had got. Boy was it low. Too bad, as he was looking forward to going on a jet ski ride. However, earlier that week the city decided to close the lake to boats as the water was way below the boat dock.
The next day Snuggle took a road trip all the way down to San Diego to spend time down there. The ride was long and when he got to the Grapevine area it started to rain which caused more traffic than usual. In fact, he learned that night as he checked into his hotel room in San Diego that 1.03 inches of rain fell that Saturday, braking the old single day record of 0.83 inches set back in July 25, 1902 AND the record for the entire month of July's rainfall which was 0.92 inches also back in July 1 - 31, 1902.
On Friday Snuggle left early to go back to Folsom to rest as he knew his vacation was only half done. While the second week was not as exciting as his first he did get to spend more time with family.
The following Friday, Snuggle went camping at the Thousand Tails Ponderosa RV Resort. He enjoyed watching the many visitors to the area go rafting down the American River. He even enjoyed nice meals of eggs for breakfast, salads for lunch, hamburgers for dinner, and yummy banana boats for dessert. One night he even got to watch the movie Maleficent on a big screen under the stars.
Monday was Snuggle's final day on his trip. He had a nice night with his family where he showed off his souvenirs that he had bought in San Diego. Snuggle had his photo taken with his family to take home to remember his wonderful time he got to spend with his family.
Disclaimer: I received this cute Snuggle Bear for free from the Snuggle Community. I enjoyed his company on this trip down to California.
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