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I saw this idea for making wooden dolls on Grace Lin's Pocket Pacy blog. I decided to make my own, because it looked fun. I am calling them passing dolls because if you are given one of my dolls I would like you to take them somewhere and then pass them on to someone else for another journey. If you are willing to share the journey on this blog, please take a picture of you and the doll on your trip and send it to passingdolls@gmail.com with a description and I will post it here on my blog. Thanks!

Sunday, January 4, 2015

Hannah at Montezuma Castle and Sedona

When one of Hannah's passing doll friends Eve went to New York, she learned that President Theodore Roosevelt was passionate about saving important historical sites. Hannah learned that the  Montezuma Castle was one of the first sites that was preserved by Roosevelt.  The castle quickly became a tourist destination.  Some of the first visitors to the castle got into the castle by climbing ladders on the side of tall lime stone cliffs.  The tourist access of the castle was ended due to the damage on the Castle. Today about 350,000 people visit Montezuma castle a year! Hannah thought that the castle was so amazing she loved the view of the castle way above.  


Sedona is a city in Arizona with a population of about 10,000 people!  Hannah was amazed by the red sandstone formations all over.  Take a look in the distance and you can what looks like a pig and otter talking to each other.  Hannah wonders what they are saying...

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