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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > C-SPAM > US national parks are insanely good
 
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a helpful bear
Aug 18, 2004

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Took a roadtrip out to the midwest a couple of years ago and it gave me an appreciation for the NPS that I never had before. I see why our ancestors risked death to keep exploring west. Saw Badlands, Devil's Tower, Crazy Horse Memorial, and Mt. Rushmore in the matter of a few days. Every single one is breath-taking beyond belief.

NPS owns and gently caress trump/gop for trying to destroy them

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a helpful bear
Aug 18, 2004

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Jose posted:

I went to see devil's tower but the cloud was so low I couldn't see much

It was probably my biggest surprise since I had only really had a cursory knowledge of it. It's absolutely tremendous. We got to see it on a clear, warm fall day and walk around the base. Some folks were scaling it which is insanely rad

NPS also produced some badass posters:





http://imgur.com/gallery/1GpZq

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