Sentences with phrase «bring plenty of water»

Take your time and bring plenty of water.

You'll want take your time making the walk up and bring plenty of water.

Bring plenty of water, and plan to arrive at 9AM when the park opens, to avoid heavy crowds.

If you want to spend more than a couple of hours on Navagio Beach, it is highly advisable that you bring plenty of water to drink, and light layers to protect yourself from the sun.

Make sure you eat a good breakfast (especially since you'll probably be up at 5 am latest to catch the bus to the site), pack some nutrition bars and bring plenty of water.

Bring plenty of water and bug repellent.

There's no drinking water along the trail, so be sure to bring plenty of water.

Bring plenty of water from your Kauai vacation rental and pack enough food for an incredible 8 mile adventure on the Na Pali Coast.

I hiked about 2 miles in before heading back, but you have the option to do the full 8 - mile loop — just make sure to bring PLENTY of water!

Be sure to bring plenty of water with you, but only give it to your cat when you are parked.

Please make sure you bring plenty of water for you dog, your own lawn chair, blanket, and portable sun shades.

If you are exercising or walking your dog, be sure to bring plenty of water with you.

As always if your pet is taking in a parade or carnival with you be sure to bring plenty of water to avoid dehydration.

As for hikes, just make sure you bring plenty of water for your frenchie to drink.

If you're going out on a hot day, don't forget to bring plenty of water with you for you and your furry friend.

We also recommend that you bring plenty of water and a towel to class.

Tip: Wear comfortable, supportive shoes and bring plenty of water.

It makes sense that, during the chaos of the early solar system, Earth would have been pummeled with comets, bringing plenty of water to fill the oceans.

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According to the Festival's FAQ, there are plenty of rules, with visitors barred from bringing: pets, children, opened water, food, chairs, coolers, large video cameras and cameras other than for personal use.

Plenty of water is brought around, too, refreshingly poured from jugs rather than in individual plastic bottles.

Cover the beans with plenty of water, add garlic, bay leaves and kombu, if using, and bring to a boil, covered.

Cover with plenty of water again, add 1 teaspoon bicarbonate of soda, bring to a boil and cook, covered, until the chickpeas are really really soft, it will take more than one hour, depending on size and age of the chickpeas.

The trick is to bring them to a full boil in plenty of water, and then lower the heat to as low a simmer as possible, just until they're tender, then drain immediately.

Stay hydrated: Bring plenty of clean water in BPA free bottles or mason jars.

For fresh (not frozen) edamame, use enough water to allow them plenty of space to simmer in a large saucepan; bring to a boil, add the shelled or unshelled edamame, and simmer for 3 to 5 minutes.

Combine it with the water and plenty of sea salt in a medium pot, cover with a lid and bring to a boil.

Soak the black beans overnight, then bring to a boil in plenty of salted water and cook until soft.

In a pan, bring the wild rice to a boil in plenty of water.

Cover with plenty of cold water, and bring to a boil.

The bottled water they provide is fine, but you should obviously bring plenty of food, diapers, etc..

This carrier is made from a breathable material that won't overheat you or your child even when you wear it for a longer period of time, and it features plenty of built - in storage so that you can bring along your wallet, keys, spare diapers, and even water bottles to keep you prepared for whatever the day might bring.

Just have to bring plenty of toys, snacks and water to keep her occupied until we reach our destination!

Bring a good water - tight cooler, plenty of ice packs, and all your empty bottles or breast milk storage bags.

Stay hydrated: Bring plenty of clean water in BPA free bottles or mason jars.

Turns out just adding kefir into your diet can bring on detox symptoms, and these symptoms can even mimic the flu: sore throat, swollen throat glands, and / or feeling feverish.With this new knowledge, I've decide to proceed carefully with the kefir, drink plenty of water with lemon juice (some extra Vitamin C couldn't hurt right now), and take some relaxing, hot baths.

The island used to bring in massive crowds of undesirable, rowdy spring breakers, but the crowds have lessened, and South Padre offers a warm getaway with gorgeous beaches, pristine water and plenty of excitement.

Bring plenty of food, water, and medications for your animals.

Bring along plenty of water, and avoid stagnant ponds that may harbor harmful parasites.

HYDRATE, HYDRATE, HYDRATE When out for a long hike or run with your pet, be sure to bring along plenty of water for the both of you.

Depending on the type of camping you will be doing, bring plenty of fresh water.

A nutritionally complete food that is appropriate for your cat's age and the amount of exercise she does, plenty of fresh water and not too many treats should bring a glow to her skin and coat.

Also, bring along plenty of water to keep your pet hydrated, along with a few tasty cat treats to show your appreciation.

Your dog will need plenty of fresh water to cool down during your hike, so bring at least one large water bottle full of cool water.

Be sure to bring along plenty of water, watch for signs of dehydration and make sure their paws aren't becoming damaged or worn.

Make sure to bring plenty of fresh water for your panting pooch and encourage her to slake her thirst safely.

When you go swimming, try to bring plenty of fresh water for your dog to drink so he won't be tempted to drink unhealthy water.

Allow 45 minutes return and take good shoes and plenty of water; and of course - don't forget to bring your beach gear as this walk brings you to Australia's second most beautiful beach (as voted in 2017).

* Bring sunscreen, hat, sunglasses, hike shoes and plenty of water.

What to Bring: Plenty of water, wear hiking boots, pack enough food, have extra socks and don't forget to leave early from Ke`e Beach.

There is little or no shade around pyramids and temples, so include a hat and wear clothing that mitigates the rays of the tropical sun, Don't forget to bring — and drink — plenty of water.