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Greetings from Point Reyes National Seashore
On my first visit to Point Reyes National Seashore, I decided to plan a solo hike to Wildcat. As I reached my destination, exhausted and anxious to set up camp, a still small voiced impressed upon me saying I should drop what I’m doing and continue onward to the edge…
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Greetings from White Sands National Park
We were traveling North from El Paso, TX. White Sands was only an hour out of our way to East. It was WELL worth the trip out there. Only $3 per person to enter (pass is good for SIX days) and we had full access to free tours, picnic and…
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Greetings from Grand Teton National Park
The American Society for Clinical Laboratory Science has been holding our Regional meeting in Jackson Hole for 52 years. A very great benefit has been a day trip to the Tetons. This picture represents a lunch break from our bike ride.
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Greetings from Shenandoah National Park
The Skyline Drive in the Shenandoah National Park is one of the most breath-taking experiences you will ever treat yourself to. My sister, a 17-year missionary in Guatemala, is making a trip to stay with us in our condo at Massanutten VA, and the Internet pictures she pulled up of…
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Greetings from Yosemite National Park
I was 5 years old and had what I now know as a spiritual experience when my parents drove into Yosemite Valley through the Wawona Tunnel to start a family vacation. The waterfalls, the cliffs, Half Dome--all combined to overwhelm me with awe. This was in 1957. We also had…
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Greetings from Shenandoah National Park
"The Mountains are Calling and I must Go." I had never heard of this quote by John Muir, before my latest trip to Virginia and her Blue Ridge Mountains. But I had felt it within me for ages. How long have I scoured the electronic ether for images of the…
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Greetings from Olympic National Park
I am so impressed with the Elwha dam removal and the collaboration between the Park and the tribes. The dedication by the Park for conservation and restoring tribal rights is the right thing to do. I like the opportunity the project has to teach youth about conservation and joining fellow…
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Greetings from Yosemite National Park
My great grandfather, Wayne Westfall, was one of the first nine rangers for Yosemite National Park! In the photo he is the fourth from the left. My great grandmother, Agnes Westfall, was a paymaster at the park as well. My grandma was raised by them in Yosemite and has fond…
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Greetings from Olympic National Park
Our (my husband Ernie and I) story is one of delightful serendipity. We had a little extra daylight time our first afternoon in the park, after having visited Hurricane Ridge, and the Ranger had suggested we visit the Elwha River Dams restoration project. It was close to Port Angeles where…
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Greetings from Glacier Bay National Park & Preserve
My family and I visited a few NPs when I was young and I continued doing so on my own as an adult. I met a man who also loved our NPs and we made it a quest to visit as many as possible. After he died, I continued to…
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