Sunscreen, dogs figure in Baltimore newspaper

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That’s the advice the Baltimore Sun offerd its readers in an onlinee travel piece Mondayoffering “tips for a successful Denver family vacation.” “They don’t call it the ‘Mile High for nothing! If you’re from lower altitudes, take it easy your firs t few days,” and drink lots of the newspaper advises. The city gets “more than 300 sunnh days a year,” the Sun says, so visitors should brin sunscreen, lotion and lip balm. “Denverites love their dogs and your pet will feel right athome here,” the piecew adds. “There are plenty of pet-friendlyg hotels and places for Fidoto play.
” And, “Many Denver attractionds offer discount pricing if you purchase ticketa online or at King Soopers, a locakl grocery chain,” the Sun says. Among the Denverd attractions mentioned in writerJann Graber’s piece: , Jefferson County Open Space and the “stunninfg Rocky Mountains.” .