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My National Parks

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shenandoah recycled wilderness, 105-mile "Drive", CCC restored and built many facilities
big bend Rio Grande River, 5000 living species, desert grasslands
yellowstone nation's first national park, steaming wonderland, Old Faithful, bison
grand canyon Colorado River, John Wesley Powell, view of a billion years
redwood world's tallest trees, 370 feet tall and 70 feet around
olympic temperate rainforests, 20 square miles of glaciers, longest undeveloped coastline in the US
petrified forest painted desert, 225 mya subtropical swamps, trees absorbed silica
mount rainier Cascades tallest peak, erupted 2000 years ago, two days to reach the summit
great smoky mountains more native trees than all of Europe, fiddle and dulcimer playing, logging devestation
everglades ballet of birds, six-inch deep river, ebb and flow of water
north cascades American Alps, over 300 glaciers, Pacific Crest Trail
glacier American/Canadian Peace Park, grizzlies, Going-to-the-Sun Road, Continental Divide
carlsbad caverns calcium carbonate, guano mining, 1000 years to form an inch
acadia Mt Desert Island, Rockefellers, carriage roads, first sunlight to hit the US
grand tetons mountains without foothills, Snake River rafting, "Three Breasts"
crater lake volcano self-destructed, blue water, 1,932 feet deep
biscayne 95% underwater, mangrove forests, 30 miles from Miami
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