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Sequoia National Park

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 Sequoia National Park is called the "Land of the Giants". It is a park with a lots of very very tall Sequoia trees. They are the world's largest trees. Some of them fell over time.  There is a tree that fell around the 1920s and the park rangers made a big hole in the middle because it was blocking the road. It is so big that now people go through that tunnel with their cars. There is even the biggest tree in the world called the Sherman tree. Did you know that they are buses that go around the park. There are four parts of the national park that's why they are buses. There is a national park called Kings Canyon that is connected to Sequoia national park. Here are some pictures of Sequoia national park. See the picture where we drove our car under the fallen tree trunk.   
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Electromagnet

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 Today I am going to talk about the electromagnet. An electromagnet is a way to make a magnet from electricity. There is a wire that is twisted and connected to a battery that is connected to a wire. Here is a video of an electromagnet and a magnet sticking on our fingers even the magnet causing the copper wire to move. Electromagnet Magnet sticking to our fingers Here is the magnet causing the copper wire to spin
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Petaluma Pumpkin Patch

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     On Sunday 10/17/21 we went to the Petaluma Pumpkin Patch. The ride was a little more than an hour. On the way, we crossed many towns. Me and my sister admired the fields out while we drove. Also we we dug in the snack bag and munched on the snacks. Before we reached the snack bag was empty.      But still on reaching there, we were hungry. So we went to a restaurant and ate. After eating it was time to start out outdoor adventure. We waited in a long line to buy tickets to entry the tricky corn maze. We bought a map so we could find our way out. Check out the picture below of the gigantic corn maze.      Our mind was blown to how difficult the corn maze was? We got lost few times but did not hit  a dead end. There were 2 stops in the middle that gave us  a view of the ginormous corn maze from a high raised platform. There maze was full with fresh corn plants and corn but we didn't pick any. we followed the map an...
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Day 2 of Europe Vacation

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 Today was the 2nd day of many for our Europe vacation. Today our plan was to visit a castle called Neuschwanstein Castle in Bavaria, Germany. It was about a 1.5 hour drive from Munch. Some history about this castle is that the Neuschwanstein Castle was built by Kind Ludwig II. The construction began in 1869 but unfortunately it never was fully completed after Ludwig's death in 1886. The Neuschwanstein Castle is known as the inspiration for Disney's Sleeping Beauty Castle in Disneyland in LA. Walt Disney was inspired by the architectural style which influenced the design.


So we first wake up at about 6 AM and got ready. Then we ate breakfast at the hotel while my dad rented a the car. Turns out the car we were supposed to get wasn't available and instead the gave us a BMW sports car. So we left for our mini road trip. When we reached there we parked at a parking lot and then went up to the castle on a horse powered carriage. The castle was large and beautiful with really high towers in the middle. We took some photos and then went on a bridge for another view. There was the 20 minute line just to get on the bridge but the line was worth it. There was a majestic view of the palace and a river beneath it. We then hiked a bit more and found another view point where we got a even better view of the palace. Finally that was it we did a 30 minute walk down and ate lunch somewhere. Then we took our time to get back to the hotel We first went to a grocery store to get some items where I learned there are machines which gives you 25 cents for every plastic bottle you give it. We then took photos at a church and watched people skydiving. We also stopped to take a nap. Finally at 8:30 PM we reached home. We ate dinner at home and know I