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Carlsbad Caverns is definitely one of the more famous National Parks in the US, and it comes with good reason. From the surface the terrain looks flat and expansive, but under the surface lies a whole new world. The impressive size and beauty of the caverns is something everyone should try and see, and It's …
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Idaho doesn't have the most exciting reputation in California, but the state is home to all sorts of natural treasures. Craters of the Moon is one of those. It's kind of in the middle of nowhere, I only found since it was on my way to South Dakota, but I recommend this unique monument for …
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Mauna Kea is the highest point on the Big Island of Hawai'i, and the sunset and star gazing at its visitor center are a must for those visiting. It's the perfect spot. 9,000ft above sea level on an island with little light pollution keeps the stars bright and puts you above the clouds, but not …
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This tucked away campground is immersed in a gorgeous Oregon rainforest perched right above a beautiful beach. We made our trip from the University of Oregon in Eugene. It was a gorgeous 2 hour drive, and after driving up from Southern California a couple of days before, it felt like a snap. The major draw …
In the middle of a declining California natural gas market San Diego Gas & Electric wants to build a brand new $600 million 36in pipeline more than twice the size of the one it's replacing. Not only have environmental groups like the Sierra Club spoken out on its destructive path through San Diego communities and …
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Not far from the I-10, just above Juarez and El Paso, is nestled one of the best destinations New Mexico and the US have to offer. The world's largest gypsum dunefield... White Sands National Monument I've written about The Great Sand Dunes in Southern Colorado, but this place much different. Dunes at White Sands don't …
We hear it all the time; We need to start taking care of our environment, but how do we move from knowing about it to doing something? It's often a paralyzing question. An issue this big requires big changes, but it also requires small changes. We learn to walk before we run and before we …
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Despite being part of the Alps and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Dolomites are not a very popular spot for American tourists. But, maybe after learning all it has to offer you can start to change that. My dad and I went up into the Dolomites last December on a day trip during our …
Ok, maybe this isn't something you'd expect me to write on. I certainly never expected the word garden to be used in this blog. Stay with me though. This place is worth it. The gardens are located at the Pitti Palace (address: Piazza Pitti - Firenze). It is an extremely popular place to visit in …
Finding a spot to hike in North Texas can be a little difficult. Part of my family recently moved from Southern California to McKinney County (just North of Dallas) and it's definitely been a change. The area totally lacks online content pointing people in the direction of local parks and nature preserves. One post isn't …
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