Our plan (or lack there of) needed very little thought before we decided we would take an impromptu road trip to the west coast, camping along the way, just so our QWeens could set their paws on west coast sand for their first ever beach visit.ĭay 1 > Denver, CO to Grand Junction, CO With the whole country and world still in a pandemic and places having gone into lockdown recently, there wasn’t much we COULD do, much less WANTED to do, since we were trying to be safe and responsible.įortunately, hubby and I are no strangers to the ultimate socially-distanced activity, camping, which would help lay the groundwork for planning a last minute pandemmy vacay. We had just gotten home from our Christmas Eve overnight camping trip when we began brainstorming what we would do with our precious time off for the next week.
We finally had that opportunity to take our dachshunds to the beach this past winter break when both hubby and I had time off between the Christmas and New Year’s Day holidays for the first time EVER in our relationship. Besides, every dog deserves to experience sand between their paws at least once in their life! There isn’t anything I wouldn’t do for my pups and there is hardly a place we’ve visited that the dachshunds haven’t tagged along for. This may seem like a silly endeavor to pursue just for a couple of dogs, but if you have read my blog post on being childfree-by-choice, you know I’m a bona fide dog mom, through and through. For many years now, it’s been a bucket list item of mine to take a road trip to California, just so our dachshunds could visit a beach.
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