Business Fair
A business fair for children was organized in downtown Phoenix. Such a fair is held annually and children of different ages sell their handicrafts there.
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Fourth trip, period since February 27, 2017 to March 28, 2018
A business fair for children was organized in downtown Phoenix. Such a fair is held annually and children of different ages sell their handicrafts there.
USDA Organic is a national organic standard developed by the USDA. It was adopted as part of the national program for the transition of American citizens to the consumption of healthy and natural organic products.
It seems to me that they are less politicized than we are in Russia (I’m not talking about the Russian-speaking people here). If we are near the house, completely unfamiliar people often smile and greet when passing by. People running down the trail smile too, cheer.
The extraordinary nature, which is a landmark of the United States, delighted Ilf and Petrov and continues to delight people visiting America. Numerous unique canyons, rivers, caves fascinate.
The grandson graduated from third grade and we attended the graduation, which took place in the building of the music museum. It was carried out separately by class, first for Kindergarten, and then for the upper grades of primary school.
Fifty years ago, the Schnepf family planted the first peach trees in the desert; initially, they sold the produce at a roadside stand, and after five years, people started coming to pick peaches themselves.
Antelope Canyon is located very close to the city, just four miles away. It is not a national park but is on Native American land and belongs to the Navajo Nation.
The next day, we got up early. We didn’t even go for breakfast at the hotel. We quickly grabbed a bite with what we had and set off to Monument Valley.
This year we decided to visit Page. This is a small town but it lies at the intersection of many tourist routes and therefore is very popular destination for tourists from all over the world.
I am in my sixties and recently moved from Russia to the United States to live permanently with my children. I have visited them several times before. Here I share my impressions: about everyday life, traveling, life as I see it, without discussing the political situation
