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US-11481 Rainbow Beach WMA

The area is every bit as bleak as the photos indicate. There was quite a bit of trash back here, old mattress springs and car parts, and plastic barrels that I had no intention of looking into. Clothing, toys, just a mess. Even the trees look angry here.
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US-2416 Ames Nowell SP

I’m not a mountain-biker, but boy, do I love those guys. The woods are lovely, dark, and deep, and for state parks and forests in my area there are often just a small number of marked trails, mainly loops that cater to casual hikers and dog-walkers. When the bikers move in, they create intricate meshes […]
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US-7714 Buck Hill WMA

In a remote corner of New England, three state boundaries meet, commemorated by a four-foot granite pillar. It's one of those rare locations where you can walk along with one foot in one state and your other in another!
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US-2664 Monadnock State Park

This is the mountain that inspired Henry David Thoreau to write, in 1858, “I think I could spend a year on the mountain, wandering over its table-lands or sitting on its peaks, and then I should be compelled to go down and begin a new life below.” He spent a lot of time on Mount […]
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US-1663 Dinosaur State Park

The size and stride, about four feet, of the Eubrontes tracks suggest they were made by a large, meat-eating dinosaur, likely a kind of Dilophosaurus, which lived in the American southwest around the same time.
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NO-0912 Jostedalsbreen National Park

Jostedalsbreen national park is the home Europe’s largest remaining ice cap, the Jostedal glacier. With it’s 1310 square kilometers (323 k acres) it’s set up to protect some of the most amazing scenery in Western Norway. The park is one of the largest intact wilderness areas in the country, and as with all nature it’s […]
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NO-2533 Frafjordheiane landscape reserve

When people think about Norwegian nature, they usually think about deep fjords surrounded by tall snow-capped mountains. A perfect example of that is Frafjordheiane landscape reserve, located in Western Norway. Frafjordheiane is more than just mountains though, in the lower parts you’ll find rivers, lakes and lush forests, and in the higher parts you find […]
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