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Bike rides. They can both ride.
Or if dad runs, make it a run/ride
combo.
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Horseriding. Go for a ride along
the trails and on the beaches.
Helmet Diving. Try out helmet
diving and get up close and
personal with sea creatures.
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Go fishin’. Dad can hook the squid
if she doesn’t want to, but she just
might surprise you.
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o the next time your husband
and daughter are due for some
quality time together, pull up
this list of delightful destinations,
choose one or two, and shoo them out
the door. They’ll come home worn-out,
happy, and more bonded, and these are
gifts that last them both a lifetime.
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Grab a matinée movie. Enjoy the
popcorn, candy, and a drink.
Ice skating. Check out open skate
times in St. Georges over the next
few weeks.
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Go out for ice cream cones.
Take walks along a local scenic
railway trails.
Shhh! Don’t Tell Them You Didn’t
Want To Go
I’ve got a little secret when it comes
to daddy daughter dates: I often
encourage my husband to take our
daughter to places I would rather not
go. You know what I mean—those
noisy, crowded, high-up-in-the-air
places you may not always be all that
crazy about either.
The fact is, great daddy daughter
date destinations are often raucous,
dusty, or sweaty places moms might
rather avoid. As for when they choose
places I enjoy visiting, that’s okay. I can
take a pass. I’m perfectly happy staying
behind so my husband and daughter
can have some adventures together
that are just about the two of them.
Author, journalist and writing coach
Christina Katz tries not to dance a jig after
her husband and daughter leave for some
together time, but she usually just can’t
stop herself.
Breakfasts out. Test-drive restaurants
until they discover their faves.
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Trips to town. Take the bus or the
ferry. Then walk everywhere else.
Visits to the zoo. Go in time to see
the feeding of the animals and have
some fun on their playground.
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Bowling dates. Who can win the
best of five?
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High-wire acts. Find zip lines, hire
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Miniature golfing. Try out night time
golfing for an extra thrill.
Historical landmarks. Take indoor or
outdoor tours. Try to learn little-
known facts.
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Day hikes. Wear socks and sturdy
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