Priceless places,
priceless memories.
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Greetings from Adams National Historical Park
My friends were visiting from California and we met at Adams Park. They loved the house, grounds and knowledgeable guides. The supervisor of the park went out of her way to insure we received our admission tickets. It was a terrific experience.
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Greetings from Valley Forge National Historical Park
Park Ranger at information center was very helpful with information about Valley Forge and other parks.
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Greetings from Carlsbad Caverns National Park
Coming from out of state I had forgotten about the time change so was too late for the last tour of the day. A ranger redirected me to the various displays, the theater, and a ranger presentation that was going to happen soon after I arrived. It was still a…
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Greetings from Yosemite National Park
Being alone in a crowded place like Yosemite Valley is to really feel alone. Traveling solo has its advantages in that there are no arguments over timetables, schedules, meal choices and the like. On the other hand, our species tends toward gregariousness—sharing is fundamental. My attempts at being friendly at…
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Greetings from Saguaro National Park
I love national Parks. I live in Tucson near Saguaro national Park. The Rangers are vital and we couldn't do without them!
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Greetings from Big Bend National Park
Have been going and hiking at Big Bend for over 20 years and have never had a disappointing trip. Have hiked most every trail and all have always been well maintained and safe. Entire staff has always been great. Facilities are well kept and clean.
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Greetings from Mammoth Cave National Park
This place is magnificent. The rangers and cave guides brought it alive. This is a bucket list place. It *must* be preserved for all to experience. The rangers obvious love of the history and grandeur of this place is freely and eagerly shared. They will protect and share it with…
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Greetings from Poverty Point National Monument
When my husband and I arrived at the park in February, there were no other visitors and we headed to the visitors center. A Park Ranger greeted us at the door and apologized that the power was out which might minimize our experience to see the displays of artifacts. There…
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Greetings from Joshua Tree National Park
This is where I did my first backpacking trip 50 years ago at the tender age of 6. I’ve spent my life exploring and enjoying our public lands all throughout our nation. As an educator I brought students out into some of those places and saw the joy nature and…
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Greetings from Crater Lake National Park
I live near this beautiful sacred space. If it’s open to mining corporations and more industrial logging and such it would destroy the heart of this area. We are already set upon my multitudes of ecologically devastating corporate fronts. This place is a refuge for millions of animals including humans.…
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