Stephen Joseph - Girls lunch box lunch boxes - BUTTERFLY BUTTERFLIES - Can be personalized! We offer matching backpacks for girl's, FREE GIFT WHEN YOU PURCHASE BOTH!

Stephen Joseph - Girls lunch box lunch boxes - BUTTERFLY BUTTERFLIES - Can be personalized! We offer matching backpacks for girl's, FREE GIFT WHEN YOU PURCHASE BOTH! Feature

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Stephen Joseph - Girls lunch box lunch boxes - BUTTERFLY BUTTERFLIES - Can be personalized! We offer matching backpacks for girl's, FREE GIFT WHEN YOU PURCHASE BOTH! Overview

When you purchase BOTH a lunch box or a snack sack and one of our backpacks by Stephen Joseph, you will recieve a free gift (items must be purchased from us, SO SWEET BOUTIQUE to qualify)These lunch boxes are the perfect size for that little one to carry their lunch to school or any other event where a lunch or snack is in order. The lunch box is insulated and features a Velcro strap inside to hold your childs drink. It measures approximately 10 x 7.5 x 3. Coordinated perfectly with the Stephen Joseph backpacks!Free of lead.Personalization services are not available in our store. The item can be personalized once it is recieved. Read more


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When most people think about taking a ski vacation in Colorado, they think of Vail or Aspen. If you're a billionaire, have a great time in Aspen! For everyone else, Vail is normally the top choice. But before mindlessly following the herds to Vail, you should know that it's not all it's cracked up to be. And in fact, Breckenridge has a lot of advantages over Vail. Here are the top five reasons why Breckenridge is a better choice for your ski vacation:

#5. Cooler Town

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Breckenridge, Colorado has everything you're looking for in a ski town: high-end restaurants as well as local dives; dance clubs as well as casual hang outs; lodging for every budget; boutique shopping, and of course, awesome skiing! And it's all in a centralized location so unlike Vail with its dizzying bus lines, you can walk from your condo to the restaurants to the shops. Vail is so spread out and pretentious that it's lost the charm of a quaint mountain town that Breckenridge maintains. Founded as a mining town in the 1800's, Breckenridge has preserved the Victorian buildings and the charm that makes it more than just a good ski mountain. Tip: instead of paying a premium on ski-in/ski-out lodging, find a condo on Main Street, where you can walk to all the bars, restaurants and shops. The shuttles take you to the chairlifts, so you really don't need to pay the high prices to sleep right by the slopes. You'll have more fun and you'll save money by staying in town.

#4. Cheaper (and Free Parking!!)

Breckenridge is owned by Vail Resorts so you'll only save a few dollars on the actual lift ticket. The price of an all-day ticket during peak season at Breckenridge is , which is about less than what you'll pay at Vail. However, when you take into account the price differences in lodging, food, equipment rentals, and lessons, it starts adding up to a pretty massive discrepancy. Plus, let's not forget the huge difference in parking between the two resorts. At Vail, you're considered lucky if you wake up early enough to pay to park all day in a lot where you'll be shuttled to the lifts. But the unlucky ones who pressed snooze a few too many times may find themselves paying just as much to park along a street, and then doing the graceful skiers' walk (boarders: don't think you don't look equally clumsy carrying your gear) to the shuttle stop before eventually making it to the slopes. However, at Breckenridge, there's actually such a thing as free parking! Tip: park in the Gold Rush Lot - the south one (there are two Gold Rush lots, but park in the one that's further south). It's free parking and you only have to walk across North Park Avenue to get to Tailings Lot, where you can jump on the gondola. The alternative is to pay to park in Tailings Lot, itself, or wait for a shuttle to take you to the base of Peak 8 or Peak 9. DON'T pay the to park in Miners Lot - it's not much closer to the gondola than the southern Gold Rush lot.

#3. Closer to Denver

Whether you're a Denverite or you're flying into Denver International Airport from out of state, you'll have no choice but to join the herds of ski rack-carrying SUV's slowly making their way up I-70. And the less time you spend on the icy, uphill, jam-packed freeway, the better. So this is why Breckenridge's closer proximity to Denver makes it #3 on the top 5 reasons it's better than Vail: you get off I-70 a good 30 - 40 minutes sooner when coming from Denver. Tip: if you're from out of state, check out flights arriving into Colorado Springs instead of Denver International Airport. You may be able to get a cheaper flight, and then you can drive to Breckenridge via hwy 285, instead of I-70. Although parts of the highway have only 1 lane, it's a scenic drive with some good restaurants along the way in Bailey and Fairplay (aka South Park - yes, the one and only!). However, beware of the speed traps in the small towns of Alma and Fairplay. When they say 30mph, they mean 25!

#2. Family Friendly

Whereas Vail attracts the skier/rider who is intermediate or a little above, Breckenridge offers a little something for everyone. It has more green runs for beginners and Texans (sorry Texans - we love you!), but it also has the highest chairlift in North America and one of the steepest mogul runs in North America: Devil's Crotch. For the adrenaline junky, Breckenridge has 9 terrain parks covering 25 acres. However, I'm not totally biased; I'll admit that Vail's back bowls are sweet. For a few glorious minutes you can float above the powder without seeing another skier or rider in the wide open bowls. But all good things must end and the trails to the chairlifts can be long and flat, which is especially brutal on the knuckle draggers (that's riders' talk for "snowboarders"). Tip: Plan for at least one day in your trip when you're not skiing, and take the kids sledding at Carter Park. Your body will thank you for the day off, and your kids will have a blast on the fast sledding hill, which has a long run off at the bottom. If you brought Fido along, you can bring him to Carter Park, as well, since there's a dog park fenced off. Carter Park is located adjacent to the elementary school, at the south end of High Street.

#1. Highest Chairlift in North America

In the #2 reason why Breckenridge is better than Vail, I mentioned that Breckenridge has the highest chairlift in North America. But that is such an important point that it not only deserves its own paragraph, but it's actually the #1 reason to visit Breckenridge instead of Vail! The Imperial Express SuperChair drops you off at an oxygen-thin elevation of 12,840ft above sea level. The runs up there are not for the faint of heart! I'll warn you that the wind can get kicking at that altitude, but if that scares you away, you probably don't have the testicular fortitude to handle those runs anyway. So put on your helmet and get ready for some speed because from the highest lift in North America, there's only one way to go: down. Once you've conquered the runs off the Imperial Express SuperChair, everything else will seem like the hills of North Carolina and you will have earned bragging rights when talking about your ski trip back home. Tip: to get to the Imperial Express SuperChair from the top of the Rocky Mountain SuperChair, take the T-bar (it's not as scary as it looks), and follow either the Nut Trail or the Lone Wolf to the Imperial Express SuperChair. If you're starting from Peak 9, take the Peak 8 SuperConnect. Ski down Frosty's Freeway until you come to Chair 6. From the top of Peak 8, you simply ski to Chair 6.

Breckenridge Vs Vail - 5 Things You Need To Know Before Booking Your Lodging!

I hope this information was useful as you plan your next ski vacation in the beautiful Rocky Mountains. If you decide to go to Breckenridge, you can find a lot of options for Breckenridge lodging here.