National Park Lands
Conserved Beauty for Us All
Vast Sprinkled Treasures
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So beautiful. I’m looking forward to driving across the country and seeing some of this in-person, in a few months! Thanks so much for sharing.
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Thank you so much! I hope you enjoy the parks as well! They are so very beautiful!
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Just beautiful! Each one it’s own treasure. Each one unique. Thanks for sharing!
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Thank you so much! I hope to visit more of them!
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I love visiting national parks and am lucky to live close to Yellowstone and Grand Teton. Your photos are gorgeous. Mt. Rushmore, however, was a monumental disappointment and is my least favorite NP. I’d love to see it decommissioned.
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Thank you! I look forward to visiting more of the National Parks later this year. As far as Mt. Rushmore, I understand your sentiments but I am still amazed at the feat it took to carve out the mountainside. It is, however, missing my favorite president – John Adams! Thanks for stopping by!
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You are an AMAZING photographer. Each one of these photos makes me stop for a moment and place myself in the wonder if it all. I can only imagine how much more magnificent all of these places are in person. Thank you for this.
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Thank YOU, for the compliments on my photography! I truly enjoy taking photos. There are some amazing places in our country!
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Wonderful pictures, and I especially live the second line in your haiku. Thanks for sharing!
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Thanks, Tim. I figured it would keep me in line with the writing challenge. 🙂
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I’m so glad you added the text of the Haiku. Our national parks are truly treasures even the man made ones.
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Thanks! I love to write haiku. It seemed appropriate. We do have many treasures in our parks and monuments.
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Sumptuous photos of remarkable places of which I have only visited a couple to date. Thank you for sharing.
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You are welcome! I hope to visit more.
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Landed here a week late, after reading your comment on my Sunday haiku. Your photos are absolutely gorgeous, stupendous, and breathtaking.
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Thank you!
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