• For those who are interested in camping and get the thought experience, there are small campsites available
• They also have Olympic-sized swimming pool that is usually open though out the summer.
• A walk though the small trails (those are very simple trails) which are around 1.2 miles.
• Experience historic cabins, farm life & nature.

You have tons of places to click beautiful photographs. Every location is scenic :)

                                    

Here is the small video from my visit. :)

https://youtu.be/HRYwX21pQng

When you enter the park, the park has a map of points to visit to get most experience and points you are not miss. You can drive though most points but at some places you need to park your car and walk though trail.

You can find all the information though their website here

Let me know in comments if you want detailed description of places or videos/vlogs..?!

 Just a little disclaimer for you there. I am neither dietitian nor doctor. I am one of you who has already tried almost every variant of diet found on internet and come to a conclusion based on my own experience.

It has been almost 4years since I started my weight loss journey. To be frank I shed good weight when I had little knowledge when all I knew not to eat junk or bad food and do your workouts consistently.

Over the course of 4 years, I lost 25 lbs in 4 months and 10 lbs in rest of 3.6 years. Yupp, you heard me right. Determined to get into shape, I started off religiously working out with motivation to get in-shape and become healthy. Initially I was very consistent with my workouts and food doing the right thing(not eating junk) and then the internet monster hit me with different kinds of diets to try for faster weight loss results. Believe it or not, I was hooked to more and more articles, and my plans started to derail. Slowly I started to concentrate less on working out and what works for me, and instead focused on un-tailored advice from the internet monster.

In the process, I tried every diet possibly out there: Keto, Intermittent fasting, GM diet, Low cal diet… Remember, practically none of these diets can be followed for longer periods of time. Yes, I agree some of these diets might work but each one has its own side effects and hardships. A small mistake in keto diet will start storing fat instead of burning fat if done wrongly. And people say amazing things about intermittent fasting. Yes it is amazing but it works different with different body types, some bodies start release stress hormones due fasting and sugar levels fluctuate, you have to monitor and listen to your body closely before you adopt it to be your lifestyle.

There could be zillion types of diets that might start to evolve, but one thing works for any body type no matter what without you worrying a lot.

KEEP IT SIMPLE, COUNT CALORIES. BURN MORE CALORIES THAN WHAT YOU CONSUME.

Trust me, that’s way less stress for your body and brain.

When some one says burn more calories than what you consume does not mean go starving mode or hang in the gym for hours together.

Let’s say your body burns approximately 1300 calories (varies with BMI ratio) in rest, when you consume 1200 calories a day and burn couple of hundred calories during workout. You create a calorie deficit and that’s how you burn your body fat eventually.

Here are my before and after pics for little inspiration.

Fighting for that beach body now.

C’ya in my next pos

Let me tell you a story of 16 year old girl who dreamed about being ambidextrous..

It started off as simple thought and far fetched dream. It was during my 11th standard I was sneaking from my parents to write all my secrets in my personal dairy and I had the urge to write with left hand may be because I heard all those stories about people who write with left hand are smart, logical, critical thinkers blah blah blah.. so I tried couple of days and gave up because it was tough.

But that thought never left my mind. Every time I see some lefthand writers I run into my fantasy of being ambidextrous, each time I would give up in one or two days and the story repeats.

I started practicing when ever I found time, some times I would just write out my thoughts or some times just the subtitles of some show I was watching and some times good Wiki’s (why not gain some knowledge while learning new skill, this was toughest though..) I was consistent till I got a good flow, till I stopped feeling the pain and it took me around a month and half. I used to write one page each day and I maintained a separate book for this to track my progress, and slowly I changed my schedule to write one in two days and then I used to grab every opportunity to write with my left hand..

Having right table, chair, pen and book.. everything plays crucial role when you start, those unused muscles ache with in one or two lines but you have to push yourself to complete the day goal, this particular one really helped me to keep me going and to build that muscle. Initially I concentrated on getting the letters in good shape than speed, practicing regularly will improve speed. Don’t compare it any way with your dominant hand writing (after all you have been writing with that hand for your whole life) be consistent and keep motivated.