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How the Land Changes

How the Land Changes

In many of the places I have lived, I have been shocked at the amount of people who have not ventured to some of our countries greatest spectacles. In this part...
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In many of the places I have lived, I have been shocked at the amount of people who have not ventured to some of our countries greatest spectacles. In this particular case, I am talking about National Parks. One of my favorite things about these protected lands, is that you can tell the moment you drive into one. Everything changes, things get bigger, and our imaginations wonder with the landscapes. Its hard not to be bothered by new things after visiting places like this.
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