Input: [Time] Still [Example]

Output: I'm still at the shops.

English Grammar - Learn English Grammar - Adverbs of Time


Input: [Bar] Golf [Bird Watching] Hikes and Day Tours [Airport Pickup]

Output: Dolphin encounters and shows

Anthonys Key Resort Vacation, Honduras Bay, Vacation Destinations, Roatan


Input: [Bar] History Museum [Bird Watching] Horseback Riding [Airport Pickup]

Output: Hiking

Anthonys Key Resort Vacation, Honduras Bay, Vacation Destinations, Roatan


Input: [Bar] Kayaks [Bird Watching] Massage service [Airport Pickup]

Output: Hot Springs

Anthonys Key Resort Vacation, Honduras Bay, Vacation Destinations, Roatan


Input: [Bar] Nitrox [Bird Watching] Photo Service [Airport Pickup]

Output: Meal Plan Included

Anthonys Key Resort Vacation, Honduras Bay, Vacation Destinations, Roatan


Input: [Bar] Restaurant [Bird Watching] Scuba Diving [Airport Pickup]

Output: Rain forest Trail

Anthonys Key Resort Vacation, Honduras Bay, Vacation Destinations, Roatan


Input: [Bar] Scuba Rentals [Bird Watching] Shopping [Airport Pickup]

Output: Scuba Instruction

Anthonys Key Resort Vacation, Honduras Bay, Vacation Destinations, Roatan


Input: [Bar] Sightseeing Tours [Bird Watching] Snorkeling [Airport Pickup]

Output: Shore Diving

Anthonys Key Resort Vacation, Honduras Bay, Vacation Destinations, Roatan


Input: [Bar] Waterfall Trips [Bird Watching] White Water Rafting [Airport Pickup]

Output: Swimming pool

Anthonys Key Resort Vacation, Honduras Bay, Vacation Destinations, Roatan


Input: [Bar] Zip Line [Airport Pickup]

Output: Wildlife Reserve

Anthonys Key Resort Vacation, Honduras Bay, Vacation Destinations, Roatan


Input: [Details] Swimming Zone It’s indoors… It’s heated… It’s the place to be Come rain or shine! Whatever the weather you are guaranteed to have a fantastic time at the Pontins Swimming Zone. From exhilarating water slides to a massive inflatable assault course, water walkerz and more. There’s something to keep every member of your family entertained all day long. [Learn More…]

Output: Features and Times: Features and times of Pontins Swimming Zones vary from park to park, for more information please take a look at our Swimming Zone page. For information on opening times, please check with reception when you arrive. Please Note: Not all parks have slides or assault courses.

Family Activity Holidays UK | Activities | Pontins


Input: [Details] Amusement Arcade Fancy sitting back and playing some games, then visit the Pontins Amusement Arcade, where you can enjoy some of your favourite gaming past times. With arcade style games from all decades you are sure to find either a new and exciting favourite, or that game you’ve been missing for years. [Learn More…]

Output: Times: Open during anytime the main building is open, step inside and have a great time.

Family Activity Holidays UK | Activities | Pontins


Input: [Details] Captain Croc’s Adventureland Adventureland is a child friendly climbing area with ball ponds for the little ones to swing, bounce and jump till their little heart’s content. This is available for under 8’s. [Learn More…]

Output: Times: Features and times of Captain Croc’s Adventureland may vary from park to park, for more information please contact the specific parks for details

Family Activity Holidays UK | Activities | Pontins


Input: [Details] Pontins Character Breakfast Want to have an up close and personal meeting with your favourite member of the Croc Crew? Then come to one of our character breakfasts to grab a bite to eat and some one-on-one time with the Famous Croc Crew. This is a Ticket holder activity with a cost £5 per Child price or £2 per Child for Half-Board Guests. Most of the children that take part in this activity are aged between 2yrs – 10yrs, but other ages are welcome. (Pakefield hold a Croc Crew Party in place of the Character Breakfast and Character Farewell Party) [Learn More…]

Output: Including: Special Gift & Balloon, Meet & Greet with the Croc Crew , Breakfast Cereal , Toast & Juice – Plus fun and Games for all to enjoy with our very own Croc Crew Activity Sheet.

Family Activity Holidays UK | Activities | Pontins


Input: [Details] Outdoor Inflatable Course Bounce about on the inflatable course! [Learn More…]

Output: Prices and Times: Features, availability and times of Pontins Inflatable Course may vary from park to park, for more information please contact the specific parks for details

Family Activity Holidays UK | Activities | Pontins


Input: [Details] Outdoor Skate Park This brilliant on site skate park is stacked full with mini ramps and is perfect for skating, skateboarding or scooters. [Learn More…]

Output: Prices and Times: Features and times of Pontins Skate Park may vary depending on site, for more information please contact the specific parks for details

Family Activity Holidays UK | Activities | Pontins


Input: [Details] Fun Bikes Come along and hire one of our fun bikes! We offer one and two seater bikes. These pedal bikes are not only fun to ride, but also a great way of keeping fit! [Learn More…]

Output: Prices and Times: Features and times of Pontins Fun Bikes may vary from park to park, for more information please contact the specific parks for details

Family Activity Holidays UK | Activities | Pontins


Input: [Details] Crazy Golf Take a chance to sink a birdie and beat par! Looking for a nice relaxing day in the sun? then line up to tee off at Crazy Golf. Take on your friends and family and see who can win and become the champion of your holiday. Looking for the best family activity holidays UK then Pontins is the place! [Learn More…]

Output: Prices and Times: Times vary and are dependent on weather, please check with reception for more information. Crazy Golf has no charge, you just need to leave you room key with us while you borrow our equipment!

Family Activity Holidays UK | Activities | Pontins


Input: [Details] Game Zone The best gaming experience in the North West. Game Zone includes pc’s ps3′s and x-boxes and all the latest games! Shoot’em ups, beat’em ups, shooter, stratergy, action or sports games… we have them all! [Learn More…]

Output: Prices and Times: Features and times of Game Zone may vary from park to park, for more information please contact the specific parks for details

Family Activity Holidays UK | Activities | Pontins


Input: [Details] Trampolines Ever wanted a go on a trampoline? Well here’s your chance! [Learn More…]

Output: Prices and Times: Features and times of Pontins Trampolines may vary from park to park, for more information please contact the specific parks for details

Family Activity Holidays UK | Activities | Pontins


Input: [Details] Go Karts Think you are the next Jenson Button or Lewis Hamilton?? Then come along to our go kart track and test your cornering skills! Feel the sense of speed that a fast Go Kart can give you and push yourself to the limits. Race against other future world champions or against your family and friends on our amazing Go Kart track. [Learn More…]

Output: Prices and Times: Features, prices and times of Go Karts may vary from park to park, for more information please contact the specific parks for details.

Family Activity Holidays UK | Activities | Pontins


Input: [Details] Snooker at Pontins Snooker is available at all parks (Excluding Southport). Are you the next Ronnie O’Sullivan? Then why not enter our snooker competitions and win the chance to play at our grand finals weekend at the end of the season. All of our parks have world-class snooker tables for you to use for a small fee per hour of playing time. [Learn More…]

Output: Prices and Times: You can hire out a snooker table from just £1 per hour, please check with reception when you arrive for more information.

Family Activity Holidays UK | Activities | Pontins


Input: [Details] Darts Bullseye!! Go for the 180! Whether your favourite dart game is “around the clock”, “501”, “21” or “baseball” our dartboard is the perfect place to practice and compete. [Learn More…]

Output: Prices and Times: Features and availability of darts may vary from park to park, for more information please contact the specific parks for details

Family Activity Holidays UK | Activities | Pontins


Input: [Details] Pontins Bingo National Cash is played live twice a day, every day, at 2.00pm and 7.30pm Mark off your numbers as they are called, and call full house within 45 numbers or less to win a guaranteed £5,000 jackpot. The National Cash live-link is available at all Pontins Holiday Parks. [Learn More…]

Output: Features and Times: Find out more on our Pontins Bingo page. For information on opening times, please check with reception when you arrive.

Family Activity Holidays UK | Activities | Pontins


Input: [Day] Monday [Schedule]

Output: On Monday athletes will get a chance to meet CTS coaches and relax before the challenging days of work ahead. Camp registration and bike drop begins at 2pm. We make sure your bike is properly tuned and ready to go for the upcoming training week. At 6pm we will have our first camp dinner provided by CTS at one of the many fine local Tucson eateries. Camp itinerary will be discussed as well during this time.


Input: [Day] Tuesday [Schedule]

Output: For the first day of riding athletes will arrive at around 8:30 am ready to ride the challenging Madera Canyon. Two different options will be available today; a shorter 40 mile ride or a 70 mile ride. Both rides include the climb up Madera Canyon. This climb stretches 20km reaching an altitude of 5,600 feet. The gradient of the climb slowly increases until the final 3 miles, averaging 9%. You may think you know pain, but you do not until you have hit these final miles! On these last 3 miles coaches will conduct a field test to set your training zones for the week. With these precise power zones you will be able to train smarter and more efficiently than you ever could have imagined. We will break for a delicious CTS lunch after the test, followed by an individual data recall. Any questions you have regarding your power zones your highly experienced CTS coach will answer for you. Finally at 6pm we will get food at another fantastic Tucson restaurant. All the while coaches will have a discussion with athletes about CTS training principles and how to apply them to maximize fitness.


Input: [Day] Wednesday [Schedule]

Output: This day will truly put your fitness to the test. Athletes arrive at 8:30am ready to head up the famed Mt. Lemmon. Being an H.C. climb, it literally does not get any more challenging than this. After an easy 6 mile spin to the base of the mountain, the fun will begin. CTS coaches will instruct athletes beforehand on proper climbing technique along with how to properly pace on long climbs such as Mt. Lemmon. For those individuals wanting more of a challenge, a section of the climb may be incorporated in which athletes will be timed. After the epic day is finally completed, a hard earned lunch will be provided by CTS, along with data recall. You will even be able to compare your watts/kg afterwards to riders in Le Tour to see how you stack up because Mt. Lemmon is an H.C. After data recall CTS coaches will provide a presentation by on pacing tips for El Tour De Tucson, having ridden in it many times themselves. This night you get to have dinner on your own, choosing from one of our local favorites or deciding on your own.


Input: [Day] Thursday [Schedule]

Output: Athletes will leave for the ride start today around 9am. The ride begins an hour later, 16 miles out from the base of Kitt Peak. After warming up on easy rolling desert terrain, a 12 mile climb averaging around 6% will begin. The challenging gradient will increase to nearly 10% at its steepest point. Try not to torque yourself out of the pedals! During this 12 mile climb you will have time to perfect your climbing technique along with getting to see the beautiful desert vistas below. Similarly to the other climbs, a section may be timed for those trying to push their limits. Go after it! Once the group reaches the scenic pine trees at the top, coaches will go over descending techniques before heading back down the mountain. This ride will have options of 40 or 60 miles. Athletes will be provided with yet another delightful lunch accompanied by power data recall around 2:30pm. Tonight athletes will get to pick their own mouthwatering Tucson local restaurant.


Input: [Day] Friday [Schedule]

Output: This day is reserved for recovery and preparation for El Tour. Enjoy the day and appreciate the beautiful surrounding scenery. Athletes arrive at CTS at 8:30 am. The coaches take the athletes out on a recovery ride including a preview of El Tour’s Start/Finish line. Dial in your final preparations! After this easy ride CTS will provide a nice big lunch along with a Basic Bike Mechanics class. You can finally stop taking your bike to the shop for little adjustments you can handle on your own! At 6 pm the group will meet for a delectable CTS dinner and a final training presentation. Athletes can finalize any questions they have from the past week of training or pertaining to El Tour the following day.


Input: [Day] Saturday [Schedule]

Output: Athletes should arrive bright and early on race day ready to ride! 5:30 am athletes will begin to arrive to get all of the pre-race jitters out. El Tour De Tucson will kick off at 7:00 am. Now is time to truly test your fitness. Still, enjoy the race! Following El Tour there will be a gratifying lunch from CTS along with a final data recall. At this time a round of very-well earned massages will be given to all of the athletes. Finally, time to relax! Around 6 pm coaches and athletes will have the last CTS dinner at a savory local restaurant. The knowledge you take back from this camp regarding training concepts will set you up for the most effective season ever!


Input: [Room] King Suite [Bed] King [Rate] $275-$380 [Features]

Output: The attached living room has a gas burning fireplace, queen-sized sleep sofa, flat screen major channels tv, DVD player, writing desk, and lovely light from large windows. Pocket door between rooms for privacy.

Bed and Breakfast in Massachusetts :: #1 Rated Inn by Greenfield, MA


Input: [Room] Superior King [Bed] King [Rate] $187-$275/add. person $45 [Features]

Output: These rooms are large enough to accommodate a third person on a rollaway bed, but we need to know ahead so the housekeepers can get the room set up. None of these rooms look alike, with two kings in the main inn, and the others in the carriage house.

Bed and Breakfast in Massachusetts :: #1 Rated Inn by Greenfield, MA


Input: [Room] Standard King [Bed] King [Rate] $187-$275 [Features]

Output: These rooms are all different from one to the other, with period antiques and comfy reading chairs. They all have a private bath tub and shower, but for one which has a super Jacuzzi shower.

Bed and Breakfast in Massachusetts :: #1 Rated Inn by Greenfield, MA


Input: [Room] Double Queens [Bed] Two Queens [Rate] $198-$280 [Features]

Output: Two queen beds with chairs or a couch for relaxing. Two of these queens can connect to a traditional queen to make a private family unit. The room in the main inn with two queens is handicapped-accessible.

Bed and Breakfast in Massachusetts :: #1 Rated Inn by Greenfield, MA


Input: [Room] Traditional Queen [Bed] Queen [Rate] $149-$261 [Features]

Output: One of our traditional queens has a terrific shower, while the others have a tub and shower. They have ample room to make yourself at home in, but there isn’t room for three. Back in the day a bedroom was all about the bed! (Cannot accommodate a third person.)

Bed and Breakfast in Massachusetts :: #1 Rated Inn by Greenfield, MA


Input: [Room] Superior Queen [Bed] Queen [Rate] $177-$261 [Features]

Output: Perhaps it’s the light, perhaps it’s the colors, perhaps it’s the old four-posters, but these are our most popular queens, all of varying sizes. (Cannot accommodate a third person.)

Bed and Breakfast in Massachusetts :: #1 Rated Inn by Greenfield, MA


Input: [Room] Traditional Twins [Bed] Two Twins [Rate] $165-$186 [Features]

Output: Perfect for two people not burdened by steamer trunks. Just one of this room type in the carriage house, and perfect for families as it adjoins to the adjacent king-bedded room.

Bed and Breakfast in Massachusetts :: #1 Rated Inn by Greenfield, MA


Input: [animals] books [art] carpentry [board games]

Output: cats


Input: [animals] cooking [art] dancing [board games]

Output: dogs


Input: [animals] eating [art] electronics [board games]

Output: fantasy


Input: [animals] fashion [art] film [board games]

Output: history


Input: [animals] horses [art] singing [board games]

Output: slacking


Input: [animals] theatre [art] travelling [board games]

Output: wine


Input: [Land Sports] Mountain Biking [Air Sports] Para gliding [Relaxing] Painting [Water sports]

Output: Swimming


Input: [Land Sports] Hiking [Air Sports] Ballooning [Relaxing] Photography [Water sports]

Output: Rafting


Input: [Land Sports] Trail running [Relaxing] Nature viewing [Water sports]

Output: Canoeing


Input: [Land Sports] Adventure courses [Relaxing] Music festivals [Water sports]

Output: Kayaking


Input: [Land Sports] Golf [Relaxing] Traditional foods [Water sports]

Output: Fishing


Input: [Land Sports] All terrain vehicles [Relaxing] Historic sites [Water sports]

Output: Sailing


Input: [#] 1 [Hits] 626 [Web Link]

Output: Cliffs of Moher The Cliffs of Moher stretch for 8km & rise up to 214 metres above the Atlantic Ocean. For information on the new interpretive centre ATLANTIC EDGE -


Input: [#] 2 [Hits] 713 [Web Link]

Output: Aillwee Caves This cave was formed by the glacial melt waters of an early ice age. The erosive power of the waters carved out an subterrainian river deep underneath Aillwee mountain. This river has subsided since the last ice age, leaving behind one of Ireland's most stunning caves.


Input: [#] 3 [Hits] 859 [Web Link]

Output: Burren Guided Walks and Hikes On our walks and rambles you will discover the wonderful flora of the Burren as we walk at a leisurely pace through Europe’s largest rock garden. The diverse and unusual flora of the Burren will delight and surprise you from Spring right through to Autumn. We will also introduce you to the wonderful archaeology, geology, history and fauna of the Burren.


Input: [#] 4 [Hits] 777 [Web Link]

Output: The Burren Centre In the picturesque village of Kilfenora, The Burren Centre gives the visitor an introduction to the visual delights and ancient mysteries which await to be discovered in this unspoiled corner of Ireland. This walk through time will take you back through the aeons to a time when this area lay beneath a warm tropical sea. Follow the story of the formation of the Burren's lunar landscape where man hunted bear, and wolves roamed the forests.See how, thousands of years ago, man left his mark on the landscape in the form of Dolmens and burial chambers. They still stand today, stone sentinels at the gates of our civilisation's history. Take the journey with us, watch history unfold in front of your eyes, listen to the sounds and feel the atmosphere of thousands of years ago.


Input: [#] 5 [Hits] 860 [Web Link]

Output: Bens Rockclimbing Clinic If you have never climbed before or usually climb on an indoor climbing wall, come and experience climbing in the beautiful Burren, Co. Clare. Bens Rockclimbing Clinic offers courses and one off sessions for all levels, you can climb, abseil and push your boundaries higher than you ever thought you could. Fully qualified instructors All safety equipment supplied


Input: [#] 6 [Hits] 811 [Web Link]

Output: Doolin2Aran Ferries Doolin 2 Aran Ferries operates a high quality fleet of two cruise ships from Liscannor Harbour and Doolin pier Our reputable vessels include the Jack B, and the Doolin Discovery. Our Fleet provides a perfect balance to meet the needs and accommodate groups of up to 67 passengers for Aran Islands travel. All of our vessels are very well maintained, clean, serviced and fully certified by the Dept. of Transport.


Input: [#] 7 [Hits] 745 [Web Link]

Output: Doolin Ferries The Aran Islands are situated across the mouth of Galway Bay - about 30 miles from Galway City, and less than seven miles from the nearest point in either Co. Clare or Connemara. There are three islands. According to legend Galway Bay was once a large lake known as Loch Lurgan which in ancient times eroded its backs leaving the Aran Islands forever battling against the mighty waves of the Atlantic ocean.


Input: [#] 8 [Hits] 568 [Web Link]

Output: Shannon Ferry The main tourist routes of the West of Ireland's Shannon Region are linked via the Killimer-Tarbert car ferry. This pleasant, 20 minute journey across the Shannon Estuary will save 85 miles (137 km) from ferry terminal to ferry terminal providing a staging point for the many attractions of Clare, Kerry and adjoining counties. Whatever your reason for visiting the West of Ireland, be it business or pleasure, plan on taking the Shannon Ferry. You will be assured of a welcome.


Input: [#] 9 [Hits] 940 [Web Link]

Output: The Burren Perfumery The Burren Perfumery was founded 40 years ago at the centre of a quiet valley in the heart of the Burren. The Burren is a limestone plateau on the West Coast of Ireland, famous for its wildness and the diversity of its plant life. There are more than 700 species of flowering plants here, roughly three-quarters or Ireland’s native flora. The flowers of the Burren inspired the original Perfumery fragrances: Man of Aran, Ilaun, Frond and Fraoch.


Input: [#] 10 [Hits] 805 [Web Link]

Output: Doolin Pitch and Putt 18 hole links course Open to public for green fees Club hire available Families and groups catered for Open from 10am till late


Input: [#] 11 [Hits] 988 [Web Link]

Output: Doolin Cave A Stunning Underworld Experience Doolin Cave is one of Europe's most compelling cave attractions. It is a truly authentic experience. 'The Great Stalactite' It is your only opportunity to see such a large free hanging stalactite anywhere in the world.


Input: [#] 12 [Hits] 1103 [Web Link]

Output: The Rock Shop A Stunning Underworld Experience Doolin Cave is one of Europe's most compelling cave attractions. It is a truly authentic experience. 'The Great Stalactite' It is your only opportunity to see such a large free hanging stalactite anywhere in the world.


Input: [#] 13 [Hits] 858 [Web Link]

Output: Moher Hill Open Farm! Aquarium, Leisure Centre, Pool and Gym


Input: [#] 14 [Hits] 1045 [Web Link]

Output: The Burren Smokehouse The Burren Smokehouse is a family-run business that was set up in 1989 by Birgitta & Peter Curtin. We believe in Finest Quality Food Products, good customer care and a good group of team workers to ensure that we keep up our standards


Input: [#] 15 [Hits] 1003 [Web Link]

Output: CaherConnell Forts Your visit to Caherconnell begins in the graphic display area here you will receive the background information on the forts and tombs of the Burren. The next stage in your journey is our renowned Audio visual presention. This short presentation (just 13 minutes) provides you with an insight into the history and archaeology of this unique locality. We begin with a journey through time from the arrival of early man through to the megalithic tomb builders. In the second section we provide you with the opportunity to learn about the architecture of the stone forts of the Burren region.


Input: [#] 16 [Hits] 740 [Web Link]

Output: Michael Cusack Cenrte There’s hardly a person in Ireland who hasn’t heard of the Gaelic Athletic Association. Such is the popularity of hurling and Gaelic football that almost every parish has its own club. It’s an important part of what it means to be Irish, and the games are now played around the globe. And yet, despite its iconic status, the story of the founder of the GAA remains largely untold. Michael Cusack was born in Carron, County Clare in 1847 and died in 1906. A fascinating and complex personality, his passion for Gaelic games was matched only by his love of the unique and beautiful Burren limestone landscape where he was born and raised. Cusack was also the model for "The Citizen" in James Joyce's Ulysses.


Input: [#] 17 [Hits] 751 [Web Link]

Output: Poulnaborne Dolmen One of the best-known of all Irish dolmens


Input: [#] 18 [Hits] 933 [Web Link]

Output: Lahinch Seaworld Located on the promenade of Lahinch, County Clare, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, Lahinch Seaworld & Leisure Centre boasts one of Ireland's largest indoor aquariums. We have also just opened our new gym and fitness centre, Gymworld, in adition to our full sized swimming pool with Jaccuzi, Sauna, Tanning Room and other amenities.


Input: [#] 19 [Hits] 820 [Web Link]

Output: Irish Rail


Input: [#] 20 [Hits] 812 [Web Link]

Output: Bus Eireann


Input: [Stage] 1 [Brick & Block] Purchase of land [Timber Frame]

Output: Purchase of land


Input: [Stage] 2 [Brick & Block] Preliminary costs & foundations [Timber Frame]

Output: Preliminary costs & foundations


Input: [Stage] 3 [Brick & Block] Wall plate level [Timber Frame]

Output: Timber frame kit erected


Input: [Stage] 4 [Brick & Block] Wind & watertight [Timber Frame]

Output: Wind & watertight


Input: [Stage] 5 [Brick & Block] First fix & plastering [Timber Frame]

Output: First fix & plastering


Input: [Stage] 6 [Brick & Block] Second fix to completion [Timber Frame]

Output: Second fix to completion


Input: [Divisions of Play] Men’s & Women’s [Location] Jerabeck Lobby [Play Begins] January 22nd 12:30 PM [Activity]

Output: Table Tennis Singles


Input: [Divisions of Play] Men’s & Women’s [Location] Jerabeck Gym [Play Begins] January 27th 7:00 PM [Activity]

Output: Half Court Shoot Out


Input: [Divisions of Play] Any Combination [Location] Crooker Patio [Play Begins] February 3rd 12:30 PM [Activity]

Output: Commuter Game Day


Input: [Divisions of Play] Any Combination [Location] Guinan Lobby [Play Begins] February 4th 10:00 PM [Activity]

Output: Air Hockey


Input: [Divisions of Play] No Competition [Location] UST Campus [Play Begins] February 11th 2:00 PM [Activity]

Output: Heart Health Hike


Input: [Divisions of Play] Various Competitions [Location] Crooker Center [Play Begins] February 19th 11:00 AM [Activity]

Output: Health & Fitness Day


Input: [Divisions of Play] Any Combination [Location] Campus Life Mall [Play Begins] February 24th 5:30 PM [Activity]

Output: Ultimate Frisbee


Input: [Divisions of Play] Men’s & Women’s [Location] Jerabeck Fitness Room [Play Begins] February 26th 12:30 PM [Activity]

Output: Mini Triathlon


Input: [Divisions of Play] Various Competitions [Location] Crooker Center [Play Begins] March 3rd 12:30 PM [Activity]

Output: got muscles?


Input: [Divisions of Play] Any Combination [Location] Guinan Lobby [Play Begins] March 4th 10:00 PM [Activity]

Output: Rock/Paper/Scissors


Input: [Divisions of Play] Any Combination [Location] Jerabeck Front Desk [Play Begins] Round 1 of Tournament [Activity]

Output: NCAA Basketball Pick’ems


Input: [Divisions of Play] Any Combination [Location] Jerabeck Gym [Play Begins] March 17th 7:00 PM [Activity]

Output: * 5 on 5 Basketball


Input: [Divisions of Play] Any Combination [Location] Jerabeck Lobby [Play Begins] April 23rd 12:30 PM [Activity]

Output: Table Tennis Doubles


Input: [Divisions of Play] Various Competitions [Location] Jerabeck Activity & Athletic Center [Play Begins] April 28th 4:00 PM [Activity]

Output: Stay Afloat for Finals


Input: [MONTH] Apr [PROGRAMME]

Output: The boys shall be provided with maximum exposure. The team shall be playing maximum number of matches in the new training period. The Academy team shall play practice matches with Rurka Kalan & Malilpur teams in this month.

Official Website of Chandigarh Administration


Input: [MONTH] May & June [PROGRAMME]

Output: In the first & 2nd week of May the academy team shall play practice matches with the teams of Mahilpur, D.D.A. & Gurdaspur etc. In the last week of May the academy team shall be sent for atleast 15 days exposure tour to Goa, where the team shall play five to six matches with various academy and reputed teams of the region.

Official Website of Chandigarh Administration


Input: [MONTH] July [PROGRAMME]

Output: The teams from the neighboring areas shall be invited to play football matches with the academy boys.

Official Website of Chandigarh Administration


Input: [MONTH] Aug [PROGRAMME]

Output: The academy team shall participate in local tournament in Chandigarh, as the Annual Challenge Cup shall be organized in the month of Sept. 2006. Attempt shall be made to provide maximum number of practice matches to the team, to enable the team to participate successfully in the coming challenge Cup. The tournament shall be for the age group of U-17.

Official Website of Chandigarh Administration


Input: [MONTH] Sept [PROGRAMME]

Output: The prestigious annual Subroto Cup is likely to be staged in the month of Oct. 2006. All efforts shall be made to the team to deliver its best in the said tournament. The academy team shall participate in the Pre Subroto matches at Chandigarh. The teams from the different neighboring areas shall be invited to play friendly matches with the Academy team.

Official Website of Chandigarh Administration


Input: [MONTH] Oct [PROGRAMME]

Output: The team shall participate in the Subroto Mukherji Tournament at Delhi.

Official Website of Chandigarh Administration


Input: [MONTH] Nov [PROGRAMME]

Output: The academy team shall participate in the inter School U-17 Tournament. The academy team shall start playing invitational competitions from this month.

Official Website of Chandigarh Administration


Input: [MONTH] Dec [PROGRAMME]

Output: The academy team shall be sent to Bangladesh for much needed International level exposure.

Official Website of Chandigarh Administration


Input: [Date] 8/2/2015 [Details] We have searched high and low to determine which walking and hiking trails provide the best views and experiences for a short amount of time. You may be hiking to a waterfall, the top of a local peak for a great view, a local lake, or deep into a giant sequoia grove. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. All park visitors welcome to attend. Dates: April through November. See local postings for days and times. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Limited: Ages 10 and older Physical Fitness Requirement: This is a moderately strenuous activity. Be Prepared: Bring your daypack, water, food and have plenty of memory available on your camera! Shoes with good ankle support and clothing appropriate for the weather will ensure a fun and safe hike. Cost: No Cost To Register: See lobby desk for details. [News / Events]

Output: Hidden Trails Of Sequoia

Sequoia Natural History Association - Home


Input: [Date] 8/2/2015 [Details] Watch history come alive with stories of intrigue and adventure. A unique character from the parks past will entertain you with tales of determination, discovery, and natural history observation as you sit back and contemplate what life would be like during the early years of the park. All guests may indulge in the optional western barbeque meal provided by Wuksachi Lodge. Check www.visitsequoia.com for meal details. Location: Wolverton Meadow [News / Events]

Output: Voices From The Past

Sequoia Natural History Association - Home


Input: [Date] 8/3/2015 [Details] Watch history come alive with stories of intrigue and adventure. A unique character from the parks past will entertain you with tales of determination, discovery, and natural history observation as you sit back and contemplate what life would be like during the early years of the park. All guests may indulge in the optional western barbeque meal provided by Wuksachi Lodge. Check www.visitsequoia.com for meal details. Location: Wolverton Meadow [News / Events]

Output: Voices From The Past

Sequoia Natural History Association - Home


Input: [Date] 8/4/2015 [Details] Watch history come alive with stories of intrigue and adventure. A unique character from the parks past will entertain you with tales of determination, discovery, and natural history observation as you sit back and contemplate what life would be like during the early years of the park. All guests may indulge in the optional western barbeque meal provided by Wuksachi Lodge. Check www.visitsequoia.com for meal details. Location: Wolverton Meadow [News / Events]

Output: Voices From The Past

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Input: [Date] 8/5/2015 [Details] Spotting wildlife is one of our main goals while on vacation in national parks. A parks naturalist will provide the tricks of the trade for wildlife viewing along with information on the animals found in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. At the end of the program, you will have valuable information to take along with you on your next great adventure. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Location: Wuksachi Lodge [News / Events]

Output: Wildlife Wednesdays

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Input: [Date] 8/5/2015 [Details] Watch history come alive with stories of intrigue and adventure. A unique character from the parks past will entertain you with tales of determination, discovery, and natural history observation as you sit back and contemplate what life would be like during the early years of the park. All guests may indulge in the optional western barbeque meal provided by Wuksachi Lodge. Check www.visitsequoia.com for meal details. Location: Wolverton Meadow [News / Events]

Output: Voices From The Past

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Input: [Date] 8/5/2015 [Details] What completes a camping trip better than an evening beside a crackling campfire? Meet at the campfire circle for an hour of stories, songs, and a little science behind the scenes of the vast wilderness of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. We may take your imagination to the crest of the Sierra, through the underground wilderness of these parks, or maybe into the den of a black bear! Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: Wednesdays, June 5 through September 30 Location: John Muir Lodge Campfire Circle Duration: 1 hour Limited: Please, no dogs or alcohol. Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress warmly. Feel free to bring fixings for s'mores! Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Family Campfire

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Input: [Date] 8/5/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: Wednesdays & Fridays, May through October Location: Meet at the Wuksachi Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 8/6/2015 [Details] Life was very different before the simplicity of paved roads, markets and a visitor center. Wouldnt it be interesting to walk in Grant Grove with someone who lived there in the old days? This is your chance to talk to and work with an historic grove character. Take a few minutes from your busy day to learn a new skill and listen to stories with an old timer. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Date: June through September. See local postings for dates. Location: Grant Grove Area Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: This is an easy walk. Cost: No Cost. [News / Events]

Output: Back In The Day

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Input: [Date] 8/6/2015 [Details] Watch history come alive with stories of intrigue and adventure. A unique character from the parks past will entertain you with tales of determination, discovery, and natural history observation as you sit back and contemplate what life would be like during the early years of the park. All guests may indulge in the optional western barbeque meal provided by Wuksachi Lodge. Check www.visitsequoia.com for meal details. Location: Wolverton Meadow [News / Events]

Output: Voices From The Past

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Input: [Date] 8/6/2015 [Details] We love the nightlife! Exciting things can happen when the sun goes down. Hear the hoot of the owls, the scurry of small mammals, or twigs snapping under the silhouette of a dozing deer. Come out and experience what most people dont. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: July through October. See local postings for days and times. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Duration: 1 hour Limited: 8 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: This is a moderate walk. Be Prepared: Bring a flashlight and wear study shoes. Cost: No Cost To Register: Sign up at the lodge front desk. [News / Events]

Output: Flashlight Hike

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Input: [Date] 8/7/2015 [Details] Watch history come alive with stories of intrigue and adventure. A unique character from the parks past will entertain you with tales of determination, discovery, and natural history observation as you sit back and contemplate what life would be like during the early years of the park. All guests may indulge in the optional western barbeque meal provided by Wuksachi Lodge. Check www.visitsequoia.com for meal details. Location: Wolverton Meadow [News / Events]

Output: Voices From The Past

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Input: [Date] 8/7/2015 [Details] What completes a camping trip better than an evening beside a crackling campfire? Meet at the campfire circle for an hour of stories, songs, and a little science behind the scenes of the vast wilderness of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. We may take your imagination to the crest of the Sierra, through the underground wilderness of these parks, or maybe into the den of a black bear! Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: Fridays, June 5 through October 30 Location: Wuksachi Lodge Campfire Circle Duration: 1 hour Limited: Please, no dogs or alcohol. Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress warmly. Feel free to bring fixings for s'mores! Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Family Campfire

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Input: [Date] 8/7/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: Wednesdays & Fridays, May through October Location: Meet at the Wuksachi Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 8/8/2015 [Details] Watch history come alive with stories of intrigue and adventure. A unique character from the parks past will entertain you with tales of determination, discovery, and natural history observation as you sit back and contemplate what life would be like during the early years of the park. All guests may indulge in the optional western barbeque meal provided by Wuksachi Lodge. Check www.visitsequoia.com for meal details. Location: Wolverton Meadow [News / Events]

Output: Voices From The Past

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Input: [Date] 8/8/2015 [Details] As the sun sets, Crescent Meadow bustles with activity from the local residents. During this walk, we will quietly explore the edge of the meadow in search of native owls. We will learn their habitats and what role they play in the parks and in our world. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: June & July. See local postings for days and times. Location: Crescent Meadow Duration: 1.5 hours Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: This is a easy walk. Be Prepared: Bring a flashlight, dress appropriate for weather, and wear walking shoes with good ankle support. Feel free to bring binoculars. There will be a few binoculars to share. Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Owl Prowl

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Input: [Date] 8/8/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: Saturdays, May through October Location: Meet at the John Muir Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 8/9/2015 [Details] We have searched high and low to determine which walking and hiking trails provide the best views and experiences for a short amount of time. You may be hiking to a waterfall, the top of a local peak for a great view, a local lake, or deep into a giant sequoia grove. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. All park visitors welcome to attend. Dates: April through November. See local postings for days and times. Location: John Muir Lodge Limited: Ages 10 and older Physical Fitness Requirement: This is a moderately strenuous activity. Be Prepared: Bring your daypack, water, food and have plenty of memory available on your camera! Shoes with good ankle support and clothing appropriate for the weather will ensure a fun and safe hike. Cost: No Cost To Register: See lobby desk for details. [News / Events]

Output: Hidden Trails of Kings Canyon

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Input: [Date] 8/9/2015 [Details] Watch history come alive with stories of intrigue and adventure. A unique character from the parks past will entertain you with tales of determination, discovery, and natural history observation as you sit back and contemplate what life would be like during the early years of the park. All guests may indulge in the optional western barbeque meal provided by Wuksachi Lodge. Check www.visitsequoia.com for meal details. Location: Wolverton Meadow [News / Events]

Output: Voices From The Past

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Input: [Date] 8/10/2015 [Details] Imagine yourself immersed in the Mineral King wilderness, overlooking an alpine lake surrounded by a granite basin and arms reaching towards the sky as you stretch before the days hike. Your companions join in as your guide leads the group in a revitalizing vinyassa yoga flow, reminding you to breathe deep. This is just one moment of many that you may experience during this inspiring yoga backpack trip, where yoga and self-reflective activities such as meditation and journaling complement the hike. For this adventure, we venture to Franklin Lakes and the surrounding areas, which contain waterfalls, peaks, streams and a colorful metamorphic backdrop. Itinerary Day 1: Meet at 4pm. Introduction and evening yoga session. Car camp to promote acclimatization. Day 2: Easy yoga flow then backpack to Franklin Lakes (About 6 miles, moderately strenuous). Evening meditation. Day 3: Rest day with morning yoga and possible afternoon easy hike to second lake. Easy evening yoga session. Day 4: Easy flow yoga in the morning with hike to Franklin Pass. Evening yoga session. Day 5: Morning yoga session and hike out . To Register: 559.565.4251 or www.exploresequoiakingscanyon.com [News / Events]

Output: Wild & Free: A Yoga Inspired Backpacking Trip

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Input: [Date] 8/10/2015 [Details] Youve heard their songs, now name that tune! Take a short walk with a naturalist and learn how to identify common songbirds of the Sierra. This new hobby can be the beginning of a new family activity as you travel to other parks and add marks to your bird-viewing checklist. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: June through August. See local postings for days and times. Location: Meet at John Muir Lodge Duration: 1.5 hours Limited: 5 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: This is an easy walk. Included: Binoculars supplied for walk. Be Prepared: Bring water and snacks if needed. [News / Events]

Output: Family Birding Walk

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Input: [Date] 8/10/2015 [Details] Watch history come alive with stories of intrigue and adventure. A unique character from the parks past will entertain you with tales of determination, discovery, and natural history observation as you sit back and contemplate what life would be like during the early years of the park. All guests may indulge in the optional western barbeque meal provided by Wuksachi Lodge. Check www.visitsequoia.com for meal details. Location: Wolverton Meadow [News / Events]

Output: Voices From The Past

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Input: [Date] 8/11/2015 [Details] Imagine yourself immersed in the Mineral King wilderness, overlooking an alpine lake surrounded by a granite basin and arms reaching towards the sky as you stretch before the days hike. Your companions join in as your guide leads the group in a revitalizing vinyassa yoga flow, reminding you to breathe deep. This is just one moment of many that you may experience during this inspiring yoga backpack trip, where yoga and self-reflective activities such as meditation and journaling complement the hike. For this adventure, we venture to Franklin Lakes and the surrounding areas, which contain waterfalls, peaks, streams and a colorful metamorphic backdrop. Itinerary Day 1: Meet at 4pm. Introduction and evening yoga session. Car camp to promote acclimatization. Day 2: Easy yoga flow then backpack to Franklin Lakes (About 6 miles, moderately strenuous). Evening meditation. Day 3: Rest day with morning yoga and possible afternoon easy hike to second lake. Easy evening yoga session. Day 4: Easy flow yoga in the morning with hike to Franklin Pass. Evening yoga session. Day 5: Morning yoga session and hike out. To Register: 559.565.4251 or www.exploresequoiakingscanyon.com [News / Events]

Output: Wild & Free: A Yoga Inspired Backpacking Trip

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Input: [Date] 8/11/2015 [Details] Are you missing your morning walking routine? Do you want to take a brisk walk before you begin your touring day? Join us for this timed walk from Wuksachi Lodge to Lodgepole. This mostly downhill walk is about physical fitness in a safe group. Once in Lodgepole we will take the free Giant Forest Shuttle back to the lodge. You may elect for the rest of your party to pick you up at the Lodgepole Visitor Center. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Duration: 1.5 hours Limited: 18 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: This is a moderate activity. You must be able to maintain a 2mph pace. Be Prepared: Wear good walking shoes (tennis shoes with good support okay), bring water and dress for the weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: See lobby desk for details [News / Events]

Output: Wuksachi Walking Club

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Input: [Date] 8/11/2015 [Details] Watch history come alive with stories of intrigue and adventure. A unique character from the parks past will entertain you with tales of determination, discovery, and natural history observation as you sit back and contemplate what life would be like during the early years of the park. All guests may indulge in the optional western barbeque meal provided by Wuksachi Lodge. Check www.visitsequoia.com for meal details. Location: Wolverton Meadow [News / Events]

Output: Voices From The Past

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Input: [Date] 8/12/2015 [Details] Imagine yourself immersed in the Mineral King wilderness, overlooking an alpine lake surrounded by a granite basin and arms reaching towards the sky as you stretch before the days hike. Your companions join in as your guide leads the group in a revitalizing vinyassa yoga flow, reminding you to breathe deep. This is just one moment of many that you may experience during this inspiring yoga backpack trip, where yoga and self-reflective activities such as meditation and journaling complement the hike. For this adventure, we venture to Franklin Lakes and the surrounding areas, which contain waterfalls, peaks, streams and a colorful metamorphic backdrop. Itinerary Day 1: Meet at 4pm. Introduction and evening yoga session. Car camp to promote acclimatization. Day 2: Easy yoga flow then backpack to Franklin Lakes (About 6 miles, moderately strenuous). Evening meditation. Day 3: Rest day with morning yoga and possible afternoon easy hike to second lake. Easy evening yoga session. Day 4: Easy flow yoga in the morning with hike to Franklin Pass. Evening yoga session. Day 5: Morning yoga session and hike out . To Register: 559.565.4251 or www.exploresequoiakingscanyon.com [News / Events]

Output: Wild & Free: A Yoga Inspired Backpacking Trip

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Input: [Date] 8/12/2015 [Details] Spotting wildlife is one of our main goals while on vacation in national parks. A parks naturalist will provide the tricks of the trade for wildlife viewing along with information on the animals found in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. At the end of the program, you will have valuable information to take along with you on your next great adventure. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Location: Wuksachi Lodge [News / Events]

Output: Wildlife Wednesdays

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Input: [Date] 8/12/2015 [Details] Watch history come alive with stories of intrigue and adventure. A unique character from the parks past will entertain you with tales of determination, discovery, and natural history observation as you sit back and contemplate what life would be like during the early years of the park. All guests may indulge in the optional western barbeque meal provided by Wuksachi Lodge. Check www.visitsequoia.com for meal details. Location: Wolverton Meadow [News / Events]

Output: Voices From The Past

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Input: [Date] 8/12/2015 [Details] What completes a camping trip better than an evening beside a crackling campfire? Meet at the campfire circle for an hour of stories, songs, and a little science behind the scenes of the vast wilderness of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. We may take your imagination to the crest of the Sierra, through the underground wilderness of these parks, or maybe into the den of a black bear! Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: Wednesdays, June 5 through September 30 Location: John Muir Lodge Campfire Circle Duration: 1 hour Limited: Please, no dogs or alcohol. Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress warmly. Feel free to bring fixings for s'mores! Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Family Campfire

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Input: [Date] 8/12/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: Wednesdays & Fridays, May through October Location: Meet at the Wuksachi Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 8/13/2015 [Details] Imagine yourself immersed in the Mineral King wilderness, overlooking an alpine lake surrounded by a granite basin and arms reaching towards the sky as you stretch before the days hike. Your companions join in as your guide leads the group in a revitalizing vinyassa yoga flow, reminding you to breathe deep. This is just one moment of many that you may experience during this inspiring yoga backpack trip, where yoga and self-reflective activities such as meditation and journaling complement the hike. For this adventure, we venture to Franklin Lakes and the surrounding areas, which contain waterfalls, peaks, streams and a colorful metamorphic backdrop. Itinerary Day 1: Meet at 4pm. Introduction and evening yoga session. Car camp to promote acclimatization. Day 2: Easy yoga flow then backpack to Franklin Lakes (About 6 miles, moderately strenuous). Evening meditation. Day 3: Rest day with morning yoga and possible afternoon easy hike to second lake. Easy evening yoga session. Day 4: Easy flow yoga in the morning with hike to Franklin Pass. Evening yoga session. Day 5: Morning yoga session and hike out. To Register: 559.565.4251 or www.exploresequoiakingscanyon.com [News / Events]

Output: Wild & Free: A Yoga Inspired Backpacking Trip

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Input: [Date] 8/13/2015 [Details] Life was very different before the simplicity of paved roads, markets and a visitor center. Wouldnt it be interesting to walk in Grant Grove with someone who lived there in the old days? This is your chance to talk to and work with an historic grove character. Take a few minutes from your busy day to learn a new skill and listen to stories with an old timer. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Date: June through September. See local postings for dates. Location: Grant Grove Area Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: This is an easy walk. Cost: No Cost. [News / Events]

Output: Back In The Day

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Input: [Date] 8/13/2015 [Details] Watch history come alive with stories of intrigue and adventure. A unique character from the parks past will entertain you with tales of determination, discovery, and natural history observation as you sit back and contemplate what life would be like during the early years of the park. All guests may indulge in the optional western barbeque meal provided by Wuksachi Lodge. Check www.visitsequoia.com for meal details. Location: Wolverton Meadow [News / Events]

Output: Voices From The Past

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Input: [Date] 8/13/2015 [Details] We love the nightlife! Exciting things can happen when the sun goes down. Hear the hoot of the owls, the scurry of small mammals, or twigs snapping under the silhouette of a dozing deer. Come out and experience what most people dont. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: July through October. See local postings for days and times. Location: John Muir Lodge Duration: 1 hour Limited: 8 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: This is a moderate walk. Be Prepared: Bring a flashlight and wear study shoes. Cost: No Cost To Register: Sign up at the lodge front desk. [News / Events]

Output: Flashlight Hike

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Input: [Date] 8/14/2015 [Details] Imagine yourself immersed in the Mineral King wilderness, overlooking an alpine lake surrounded by a granite basin and arms reaching towards the sky as you stretch before the days hike. Your companions join in as your guide leads the group in a revitalizing vinyassa yoga flow, reminding you to breathe deep. This is just one moment of many that you may experience during this inspiring yoga backpack trip, where yoga and self-reflective activities such as meditation and journaling complement the hike. For this adventure, we venture to Franklin Lakes and the surrounding areas, which contain waterfalls, peaks, streams and a colorful metamorphic backdrop. Itinerary Day 1: Meet at 4pm. Introduction and evening yoga session. Car camp to promote acclimatization. Day 2: Easy yoga flow then backpack to Franklin Lakes (About 6 miles, moderately strenuous). Evening meditation. Day 3: Rest day with morning yoga and possible afternoon easy hike to second lake. Easy evening yoga session. Day 4: Easy flow yoga in the morning with hike to Franklin Pass. Evening yoga session. Day 5: Morning yoga session and hike out .To Register: 559.565.4251 or www.exploresequoiakingscanyon.com [News / Events]

Output: Wild & Free: A Yoga Inspired Backpacking Trip

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Input: [Date] 8/14/2015 [Details] Watch history come alive with stories of intrigue and adventure. A unique character from the parks past will entertain you with tales of determination, discovery, and natural history observation as you sit back and contemplate what life would be like during the early years of the park. All guests may indulge in the optional western barbeque meal provided by Wuksachi Lodge. Check www.visitsequoia.com for meal details. Location: Wolverton Meadow [News / Events]

Output: Voices From The Past

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Input: [Date] 8/14/2015 [Details] What completes a camping trip better than an evening beside a crackling campfire? Meet at the campfire circle for an hour of stories, songs, and a little science behind the scenes of the vast wilderness of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. We may take your imagination to the crest of the Sierra, through the underground wilderness of these parks, or maybe into the den of a black bear! Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: Fridays, June 5 through October 30 Location: Wuksachi Lodge Campfire Circle Duration: 1 hour Limited: Please, no dogs or alcohol. Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress warmly. Feel free to bring fixings for s'mores! Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Family Campfire

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Input: [Date] 8/14/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: Wednesdays & Fridays, May through October Location: Meet at the Wuksachi Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 8/15/2015 [Details] Watch history come alive with stories of intrigue and adventure. A unique character from the parks past will entertain you with tales of determination, discovery, and natural history observation as you sit back and contemplate what life would be like during the early years of the park. All guests may indulge in the optional western barbeque meal provided by Wuksachi Lodge. Check www.visitsequoia.com for meal details. Location: Wolverton Meadow [News / Events]

Output: Voices From The Past

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Input: [Date] 8/15/2015 [Details] As the sun sets, Crescent Meadow bustles with activity from the local residents. During this walk, we will quietly explore the edge of the meadow in search of native owls. We will learn their habitats and what role they play in the parks and in our world. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: June & July. See local postings for days and times. Location: Crescent Meadow Duration: 1.5 hours Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: This is a easy walk. Be Prepared: Bring a flashlight, dress appropriate for weather, and wear walking shoes with good ankle support. Feel free to bring binoculars. There will be a few binoculars to share. Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Owl Prowl

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Input: [Date] 8/15/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: Saturdays, May through October Location: Meet at the John Muir Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 8/16/2015 [Details] We have searched high and low to determine which walking and hiking trails provide the best views and experiences for a short amount of time. You may be hiking to a waterfall, the top of a local peak for a great view, a local lake, or deep into a giant sequoia grove. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. All park visitors welcome to attend. Dates: April through November. See local postings for days and times. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Limited: Ages 10 and older Physical Fitness Requirement: This is a moderately strenuous activity. Be Prepared: Bring your daypack, water, food and have plenty of memory available on your camera! Shoes with good ankle support and clothing appropriate for the weather will ensure a fun and safe hike. Cost: No Cost To Register: See lobby desk for details. [News / Events]

Output: Hidden Trails Of Sequoia

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Input: [Date] 8/16/2015 [Details] Watch history come alive with stories of intrigue and adventure. A unique character from the parks past will entertain you with tales of determination, discovery, and natural history observation as you sit back and contemplate what life would be like during the early years of the park. All guests may indulge in the optional western barbeque meal provided by Wuksachi Lodge. Check www.visitsequoia.com for meal details. Location: Wolverton Meadow [News / Events]

Output: Voices From The Past

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Input: [Date] 8/16/2015 [Details] As many astronomers know, August is prime time to watch the night sky! The Perseid Meteor Shower delights viewers with white, yellow, green, red, and orange flares traveling at speeds upward of 37 miles per seconds. A thin sliver of the crescent Moon will allow us to enjoy the last of this exciting night sky event. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Location: Wuksachi Lodge [News / Events]

Output: Perseid Meteor Shower Astronomy Program

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Input: [Date] 8/17/2015 [Details] Watch history come alive with stories of intrigue and adventure. A unique character from the parks past will entertain you with tales of determination, discovery, and natural history observation as you sit back and contemplate what life would be like during the early years of the park. All guests may indulge in the optional western barbeque meal provided by Wuksachi Lodge. Check www.visitsequoia.com for meal details. Location: Wolverton Meadow [News / Events]

Output: Voices From The Past

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Input: [Date] 8/18/2015 [Details] Are you missing your morning walking routine? Do you want to take a brisk walk before you begin your touring day? Join us for this timed walk from Wuksachi Lodge to Lodgepole. This mostly downhill walk is about physical fitness in a safe group. Once in Lodgepole we will take the free Giant Forest Shuttle back to the lodge. You may elect for the rest of your party to pick you up at the Lodgepole Visitor Center. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Duration: 1.5 hours Limited: 18 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: This is a moderate activity. You must be able to maintain a 2mph pace. Be Prepared: Wear good walking shoes (tennis shoes with good support okay), bring water and dress for the weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: See lobby desk for details [News / Events]

Output: Wuksachi Walking Club

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Input: [Date] 8/18/2015 [Details] Watch history come alive with stories of intrigue and adventure. A unique character from the parks past will entertain you with tales of determination, discovery, and natural history observation as you sit back and contemplate what life would be like during the early years of the park. All guests may indulge in the optional western barbeque meal provided by Wuksachi Lodge. Check www.visitsequoia.com for meal details. Location: Wolverton Meadow [News / Events]

Output: Voices From The Past

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Input: [Date] 8/19/2015 [Details] Watch history come alive with stories of intrigue and adventure. A unique character from the parks past will entertain you with tales of determination, discovery, and natural history observation as you sit back and contemplate what life would be like during the early years of the park. All guests may indulge in the optional western barbeque meal provided by Wuksachi Lodge. Check www.visitsequoia.com for meal details. Location: Wolverton Meadow [News / Events]

Output: Voices From The Past

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Input: [Date] 8/19/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: Wednesdays & Fridays, May through October Location: Meet at the Wuksachi Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 8/20/2015 [Details] Watch history come alive with stories of intrigue and adventure. A unique character from the parks past will entertain you with tales of determination, discovery, and natural history observation as you sit back and contemplate what life would be like during the early years of the park. All guests may indulge in the optional western barbeque meal provided by Wuksachi Lodge. Check www.visitsequoia.com for meal details. Location: Wolverton Meadow [News / Events]

Output: Voices From The Past

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Input: [Date] 8/21/2015 [Details] The Sequoia Field Institute is proud to present in collaboration with special NPS friends, a unique rendition of the classic Sequoia tale, Ersa of the Red Trees. We invite you back to 1926 to watch the Pageant Master of the National Parks, Garnet Holme, present his latest campaign to win hearts and souls of the public to the cause of environmentalism. This mysterious and magical pageant shall be presented by the Mountain, Forest, and Desert players, and it will be performed under the towering shadows of the worlds oldest, largest and most magnificent trees. It is a romantic and epic tale of love, heroism, loyalty, treachery, goodness and evil. The pageant will display fairies and beasts, magic and poetry, feats of derring do, and YOU. General Sherman will be seeking recruits for his battle to defend the Earth. Will you be chosen? Odds are good. Come be inspired and have fun. Dates: August 21, 22 performances at 2:00pm & 5:00pm, August 23 performance at 11:00am Location: General Sherman Tree [News / Events]

Output: Ersa Of The Red Trees

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Input: [Date] 8/21/2015 [Details] Watch history come alive with stories of intrigue and adventure. A unique character from the parks past will entertain you with tales of determination, discovery, and natural history observation as you sit back and contemplate what life would be like during the early years of the park. All guests may indulge in the optional western barbeque meal provided by Wuksachi Lodge. Check www.visitsequoia.com for meal details. Location: Wolverton Meadow [News / Events]

Output: Voices From The Past

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Input: [Date] 8/21/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: Wednesdays & Fridays, May through October Location: Meet at the Wuksachi Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 8/22/2015 [Details] The Sequoia Field Institute is proud to present in collaboration with special NPS friends, a unique rendition of the classic Sequoia tale, Ersa of the Red Trees. We invite you back to 1926 to watch the Pageant Master of the National Parks, Garnet Holme, present his latest campaign to win hearts and souls of the public to the cause of environmentalism. This mysterious and magical pageant shall be presented by the Mountain, Forest, and Desert players, and it will be performed under the towering shadows of the worlds oldest, largest and most magnificent trees. It is a romantic and epic tale of love, heroism, loyalty, treachery, goodness and evil. The pageant will display fairies and beasts, magic and poetry, feats of derring do, and YOU. General Sherman will be seeking recruits for his battle to defend the Earth. Will you be chosen? Odds are good. Come be inspired and have fun. Dates: August 21, 22 performances at 2:00pm & 5:00pm, August 23 performance at 11:00am Location: General Sherman Tree [News / Events]

Output: Ersa Of The Red Trees

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Input: [Date] 8/22/2015 [Details] Watch history come alive with stories of intrigue and adventure. A unique character from the parks past will entertain you with tales of determination, discovery, and natural history observation as you sit back and contemplate what life would be like during the early years of the park. All guests may indulge in the optional western barbeque meal provided by Wuksachi Lodge. Check www.visitsequoia.com for meal details. Location: Wolverton Meadow [News / Events]

Output: Voices From The Past

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Input: [Date] 8/23/2015 [Details] The Sequoia Field Institute is proud to present in collaboration with special NPS friends, a unique rendition of the classic Sequoia tale, Ersa of the Red Trees. We invite you back to 1926 to watch the Pageant Master of the National Parks, Garnet Holme, present his latest campaign to win hearts and souls of the public to the cause of environmentalism. This mysterious and magical pageant shall be presented by the Mountain, Forest, and Desert players, and it will be performed under the towering shadows of the worlds oldest, largest and most magnificent trees. It is a romantic and epic tale of love, heroism, loyalty, treachery, goodness and evil. The pageant will display fairies and beasts, magic and poetry, feats of derring do, and YOU. General Sherman will be seeking recruits for his battle to defend the Earth. Will you be chosen? Odds are good. Come be inspired and have fun. Dates: August 21, 22 performances at 2:00pm & 5:00pm, August 23 performance at 11:00am Location: General Sherman Tree [News / Events]

Output: Ersa Of The Red Trees

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Input: [Date] 8/23/2015 [Details] Watch history come alive with stories of intrigue and adventure. A unique character from the parks past will entertain you with tales of determination, discovery, and natural history observation as you sit back and contemplate what life would be like during the early years of the park. All guests may indulge in the optional western barbeque meal provided by Wuksachi Lodge. Check www.visitsequoia.com for meal details. Location: Wolverton Meadow [News / Events]

Output: Voices From The Past

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Input: [Date] 8/24/2015 [Details] Youve heard their songs, now name that tune! Take a short walk with a naturalist and learn how to identify common songbirds of the Sierra. This new hobby can be the beginning of a new family activity as you travel to other parks and add marks to your bird-viewing checklist. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: June through August. See local postings for days and times. Location: Meet at John Muir Lodge Duration: 1.5 hours Limited: 5 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: This is an easy walk. Included: Binoculars supplied for walk. Be Prepared: Bring water and snacks if needed. [News / Events]

Output: Family Birding Walk

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Input: [Date] 8/24/2015 [Details] Watch history come alive with stories of intrigue and adventure. A unique character from the parks past will entertain you with tales of determination, discovery, and natural history observation as you sit back and contemplate what life would be like during the early years of the park. All guests may indulge in the optional western barbeque meal provided by Wuksachi Lodge. Check www.visitsequoia.com for meal details. Location: Wolverton Meadow [News / Events]

Output: Voices From The Past

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Input: [Date] 8/25/2015 [Details] Are you missing your morning walking routine? Do you want to take a brisk walk before you begin your touring day? Join us for this timed walk from Wuksachi Lodge to Lodgepole. This mostly downhill walk is about physical fitness in a safe group. Once in Lodgepole we will take the free Giant Forest Shuttle back to the lodge. You may elect for the rest of your party to pick you up at the Lodgepole Visitor Center. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Duration: 1.5 hours Limited: 18 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: This is a moderate activity. You must be able to maintain a 2mph pace. Be Prepared: Wear good walking shoes (tennis shoes with good support okay), bring water and dress for the weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: See lobby desk for details [News / Events]

Output: Wuksachi Walking Club

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Input: [Date] 8/25/2015 [Details] Watch history come alive with stories of intrigue and adventure. A unique character from the parks past will entertain you with tales of determination, discovery, and natural history observation as you sit back and contemplate what life would be like during the early years of the park. All guests may indulge in the optional western barbeque meal provided by Wuksachi Lodge. Check www.visitsequoia.com for meal details. Location: Wolverton Meadow [News / Events]

Output: Voices From The Past

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Input: [Date] 8/26/2015 [Details] Spotting wildlife is one of our main goals while on vacation in national parks. A parks naturalist will provide the tricks of the trade for wildlife viewing along with information on the animals found in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. At the end of the program, you will have valuable information to take along with you on your next great adventure. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Location: Wuksachi Lodge [News / Events]

Output: Wildlife Wednesdays

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Input: [Date] 8/26/2015 [Details] Watch history come alive with stories of intrigue and adventure. A unique character from the parks past will entertain you with tales of determination, discovery, and natural history observation as you sit back and contemplate what life would be like during the early years of the park. All guests may indulge in the optional western barbeque meal provided by Wuksachi Lodge. Check www.visitsequoia.com for meal details. Location: Wolverton Meadow [News / Events]

Output: Voices From The Past

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Input: [Date] 8/26/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: Wednesdays & Fridays, May through October Location: Meet at the Wuksachi Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 8/27/2015 [Details] Life was very different before the simplicity of paved roads, markets and a visitor center. Wouldnt it be interesting to walk in Grant Grove with someone who lived there in the old days? This is your chance to talk to and work with an historic grove character. Take a few minutes from your busy day to learn a new skill and listen to stories with an old timer. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Date: June through September. See local postings for dates. Location: Grant Grove Area Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: This is an easy walk. Cost: No Cost. [News / Events]

Output: Back In The Day

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Input: [Date] 8/27/2015 [Details] Watch history come alive with stories of intrigue and adventure. A unique character from the parks past will entertain you with tales of determination, discovery, and natural history observation as you sit back and contemplate what life would be like during the early years of the park. All guests may indulge in the optional western barbeque meal provided by Wuksachi Lodge. Check www.visitsequoia.com for meal details. Location: Wolverton Meadow [News / Events]

Output: Voices From The Past

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Input: [Date] 8/27/2015 [Details] We love the nightlife! Exciting things can happen when the sun goes down. Hear the hoot of the owls, the scurry of small mammals, or twigs snapping under the silhouette of a dozing deer. Come out and experience what most people dont. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: July through October. See local postings for days and times. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Duration: 1 hour Limited: 8 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: This is a moderate walk. Be Prepared: Bring a flashlight and wear study shoes. Cost: No Cost To Register: Sign up at the lodge front desk. [News / Events]

Output: Flashlight Hike

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Input: [Date] 8/28/2015 [Details] Watch history come alive with stories of intrigue and adventure. A unique character from the parks past will entertain you with tales of determination, discovery, and natural history observation as you sit back and contemplate what life would be like during the early years of the park. All guests may indulge in the optional western barbeque meal provided by Wuksachi Lodge. Check www.visitsequoia.com for meal details. Location: Wolverton Meadow [News / Events]

Output: Voices From The Past

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Input: [Date] 8/28/2015 [Details] What completes a camping trip better than an evening beside a crackling campfire? Meet at the campfire circle for an hour of stories, songs, and a little science behind the scenes of the vast wilderness of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. We may take your imagination to the crest of the Sierra, through the underground wilderness of these parks, or maybe into the den of a black bear! Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: Fridays, June 5 through October 30 Location: Wuksachi Lodge Campfire Circle Duration: 1 hour Limited: Please, no dogs or alcohol. Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress warmly. Feel free to bring fixings for s'mores! Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Family Campfire

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Input: [Date] 8/28/2015 [Details] Meet atop the granite dome for this enchanting program focusing on the features of the Moon, including craters and lunar seas. Hear stories from our civilizations past as you enjoy the moon rise over the Great Western Divide. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. [News / Events]

Output: Full Moon on Moro Rock

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Input: [Date] 8/28/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: Wednesdays & Fridays, May through October Location: Meet at the Wuksachi Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 8/29/2015 [Details] Youve heard their songs, now name that tune! Take a short walk with a naturalist and learn how to identify common songbirds of the Sierra. This new hobby can be the beginning of a new family activity as you travel to other parks and add marks to your bird-viewing checklist. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: June through August. See local postings for days and times. Location: Meet at Wuksachi Lodge Duration: 1.5 hours Limited: 5 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: This is an easy walk. Included: Binoculars supplied for walk. Be Prepared: Bring water and snacks if needed. [News / Events]

Output: Family Birding Walk

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Input: [Date] 8/29/2015 [Details] Watch history come alive with stories of intrigue and adventure. A unique character from the parks past will entertain you with tales of determination, discovery, and natural history observation as you sit back and contemplate what life would be like during the early years of the park. All guests may indulge in the optional western barbeque meal provided by Wuksachi Lodge. Check www.visitsequoia.com for meal details. Location: Wolverton Meadow [News / Events]

Output: Voices From The Past

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Input: [Date] 8/29/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: Saturdays, May through October Location: Meet at the John Muir Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 8/30/2015 [Details] We have searched high and low to determine which walking and hiking trails provide the best views and experiences for a short amount of time. You may be hiking to a waterfall, the top of a local peak for a great view, a local lake, or deep into a giant sequoia grove. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. All park visitors welcome to attend. Dates: April through November. See local postings for days and times. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Limited: Ages 10 and older Physical Fitness Requirement: This is a moderately strenuous activity. Be Prepared: Bring your daypack, water, food and have plenty of memory available on your camera! Shoes with good ankle support and clothing appropriate for the weather will ensure a fun and safe hike. Cost: No Cost To Register: See lobby desk for details. [News / Events]

Output: Hidden Trails Of Sequoia

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Input: [Date] 8/30/2015 [Details] Watch history come alive with stories of intrigue and adventure. A unique character from the parks past will entertain you with tales of determination, discovery, and natural history observation as you sit back and contemplate what life would be like during the early years of the park. All guests may indulge in the optional western barbeque meal provided by Wuksachi Lodge. Check www.visitsequoia.com for meal details. Location: Wolverton Meadow [News / Events]

Output: Voices From The Past

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Input: [Date] 8/31/2015 [Details] Watch history come alive with stories of intrigue and adventure. A unique character from the parks past will entertain you with tales of determination, discovery, and natural history observation as you sit back and contemplate what life would be like during the early years of the park. All guests may indulge in the optional western barbeque meal provided by Wuksachi Lodge. Check www.visitsequoia.com for meal details. Location: Wolverton Meadow [News / Events]

Output: Voices From The Past

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Input: [Date] 9/1/2015 [Details] Are you missing your morning walking routine? Do you want to take a brisk walk before you begin your touring day? Join us for this timed walk from Wuksachi Lodge to Lodgepole. This mostly downhill walk is about physical fitness in a safe group. Once in Lodgepole we will take the free Giant Forest Shuttle back to the lodge. You may elect for the rest of your party to pick you up at the Lodgepole Visitor Center. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Duration: 1.5 hours Limited: 18 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: This is a moderate activity. You must be able to maintain a 2mph pace. Be Prepared: Wear good walking shoes (tennis shoes with good support okay), bring water and dress for the weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: See lobby desk for details [News / Events]

Output: Wuksachi Walking Club

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Input: [Date] 9/1/2015 [Details] Watch history come alive with stories of intrigue and adventure. A unique character from the parks past will entertain you with tales of determination, discovery, and natural history observation as you sit back and contemplate what life would be like during the early years of the park. All guests may indulge in the optional western barbeque meal provided by Wuksachi Lodge. Check www.visitsequoia.com for meal details. Location: Wolverton Meadow [News / Events]

Output: Voices From The Past

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Input: [Date] 9/2/2015 [Details] Spotting wildlife is one of our main goals while on vacation in national parks. A parks naturalist will provide the tricks of the trade for wildlife viewing along with information on the animals found in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. At the end of the program, you will have valuable information to take along with you on your next great adventure. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Location: Wuksachi Lodge [News / Events]

Output: Wildlife Wednesdays

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Input: [Date] 9/2/2015 [Details] Watch history come alive with stories of intrigue and adventure. A unique character from the parks past will entertain you with tales of determination, discovery, and natural history observation as you sit back and contemplate what life would be like during the early years of the park. All guests may indulge in the optional western barbeque meal provided by Wuksachi Lodge. Check www.visitsequoia.com for meal details. Location: Wolverton Meadow [News / Events]

Output: Voices From The Past

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Input: [Date] 9/2/2015 [Details] What completes a camping trip better than an evening beside a crackling campfire? Meet at the campfire circle for an hour of stories, songs, and a little science behind the scenes of the vast wilderness of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. We may take your imagination to the crest of the Sierra, through the underground wilderness of these parks, or maybe into the den of a black bear! Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: Wednesdays, June 5 through September 30 Location: John Muir Lodge Campfire Circle Duration: 1 hour Limited: Please, no dogs or alcohol. Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress warmly. Feel free to bring fixings for s'mores! Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Family Campfire

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Input: [Date] 9/2/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: Wednesdays & Fridays, May through October Location: Meet at the Wuksachi Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 9/3/2015 [Details] Watch history come alive with stories of intrigue and adventure. A unique character from the parks past will entertain you with tales of determination, discovery, and natural history observation as you sit back and contemplate what life would be like during the early years of the park. All guests may indulge in the optional western barbeque meal provided by Wuksachi Lodge. Check www.visitsequoia.com for meal details. Location: Wolverton Meadow [News / Events]

Output: Voices From The Past

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Input: [Date] 9/3/2015 [Details] We love the nightlife! Exciting things can happen when the sun goes down. Hear the hoot of the owls, the scurry of small mammals, or twigs snapping under the silhouette of a dozing deer. Come out and experience what most people dont. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: July through October. See local postings for days and times. Location: John Muir Lodge Duration: 1 hour Limited: 8 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: This is a moderate walk. Be Prepared: Bring a flashlight and wear study shoes. Cost: No Cost To Register: Sign up at the lodge front desk. [News / Events]

Output: Flashlight Hike

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Input: [Date] 9/4/2015 [Details] Watch history come alive with stories of intrigue and adventure. A unique character from the parks past will entertain you with tales of determination, discovery, and natural history observation as you sit back and contemplate what life would be like during the early years of the park. All guests may indulge in the optional western barbeque meal provided by Wuksachi Lodge. Check www.visitsequoia.com for meal details. Location: Wolverton Meadow [News / Events]

Output: Voices From The Past

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Input: [Date] 9/4/2015 [Details] What completes a camping trip better than an evening beside a crackling campfire? Meet at the campfire circle for an hour of stories, songs, and a little science behind the scenes of the vast wilderness of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. We may take your imagination to the crest of the Sierra, through the underground wilderness of these parks, or maybe into the den of a black bear! Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: Fridays, June 5 through October 30 Location: Wuksachi Lodge Campfire Circle Duration: 1 hour Limited: Please, no dogs or alcohol. Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress warmly. Feel free to bring fixings for s'mores! Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Family Campfire

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Input: [Date] 9/4/2015 [Details] What was life like under the Big Trees before the crowds, the traffic, and the shuttle buses? Join the Ghosts of Giants to hear tales from yesteryear. Whether ranger or visitor, the forests of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks left every man, woman and child with stories that would entertain and enlighten. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: September through November. See local postings for days and times. Location: John Muir Lodge Duration: 1 hour Limited: 16 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: None Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Ghosts Of The Giants

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Input: [Date] 9/4/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: Wednesdays & Fridays, May through October Location: Meet at the Wuksachi Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 9/5/2015 [Details] Watch history come alive with stories of intrigue and adventure. A unique character from the parks past will entertain you with tales of determination, discovery, and natural history observation as you sit back and contemplate what life would be like during the early years of the park. All guests may indulge in the optional western barbeque meal provided by Wuksachi Lodge. Check www.visitsequoia.com for meal details. Location: Wolverton Meadow [News / Events]

Output: Voices From The Past

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Input: [Date] 9/5/2015 [Details] What was life like under the Big Trees before the crowds, the traffic, and the shuttle buses? Join the Ghosts of Giants to hear tales from yesteryear. Whether ranger or visitor, the forests of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks left every man, woman and child with stories that would entertain and enlighten. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: September through November. See local postings for days and times. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Duration: 1 hour Limited: 16 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: None Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Ghosts Of The Giants

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Input: [Date] 9/5/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: Saturdays, May through October Location: Meet at the John Muir Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 9/6/2015 [Details] We have searched high and low to determine which walking and hiking trails provide the best views and experiences for a short amount of time. You may be hiking to a waterfall, the top of a local peak for a great view, a local lake, or deep into a giant sequoia grove. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. All park visitors welcome to attend. Dates: April through November. See local postings for days and times. Location: John Muir Lodge Limited: Ages 10 and older Physical Fitness Requirement: This is a moderately strenuous activity. Be Prepared: Bring your daypack, water, food and have plenty of memory available on your camera! Shoes with good ankle support and clothing appropriate for the weather will ensure a fun and safe hike. Cost: No Cost To Register: See lobby desk for details. [News / Events]

Output: Hidden Trails of Kings Canyon

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Input: [Date] 9/6/2015 [Details] Watch history come alive with stories of intrigue and adventure. A unique character from the parks past will entertain you with tales of determination, discovery, and natural history observation as you sit back and contemplate what life would be like during the early years of the park. All guests may indulge in the optional western barbeque meal provided by Wuksachi Lodge. Check www.visitsequoia.com for meal details. Location: Wolverton Meadow [News / Events]

Output: Voices From The Past

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Input: [Date] 9/8/2015 [Details] Are you missing your morning walking routine? Do you want to take a brisk walk before you begin your touring day? Join us for this timed walk from Wuksachi Lodge to Lodgepole. This mostly downhill walk is about physical fitness in a safe group. Once in Lodgepole we will take the free Giant Forest Shuttle back to the lodge. You may elect for the rest of your party to pick you up at the Lodgepole Visitor Center. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Duration: 1.5 hours Limited: 18 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: This is a moderate activity. You must be able to maintain a 2mph pace. Be Prepared: Wear good walking shoes (tennis shoes with good support okay), bring water and dress for the weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: See lobby desk for details [News / Events]

Output: Wuksachi Walking Club

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Input: [Date] 9/9/2015 [Details] Spotting wildlife is one of our main goals while on vacation in national parks. A parks naturalist will provide the tricks of the trade for wildlife viewing along with information on the animals found in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. At the end of the program, you will have valuable information to take along with you on your next great adventure. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Location: Wuksachi Lodge [News / Events]

Output: Wildlife Wednesdays

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Input: [Date] 9/9/2015 [Details] What completes a camping trip better than an evening beside a crackling campfire? Meet at the campfire circle for an hour of stories, songs, and a little science behind the scenes of the vast wilderness of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. We may take your imagination to the crest of the Sierra, through the underground wilderness of these parks, or maybe into the den of a black bear! Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: Wednesdays, June 5 through September 30 Location: John Muir Lodge Campfire Circle Duration: 1 hour Limited: Please, no dogs or alcohol. Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress warmly. Feel free to bring fixings for s'mores! Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Family Campfire

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Input: [Date] 9/9/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: Wednesdays & Fridays, May through October Location: Meet at the Wuksachi Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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