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Shulie was a legit paranoid schizophrenic. Damn Shame.

https://www.thecollegefix.com/51-percent-of-young-people-side-with-hamas-over-israel-in-conflict-poll/

💩 This started as a scoff yesterday, and then became a snicker to now borderline howling. We have given up on it, and you better believe the nature of the universe takes goofball human beliefs into serious consideration. You "give up on" evolution like you do gravity, electromagnetism, or plate...

He's a fucking clown. 🤣 Foxy's not a hack. 😠 Good, lol. It really isn't like any of those Scerp, not even anthropogenic climate change. A theory in science is an entire framework of knowledge and explanation or interpretation of some aspect of the natural world based on a body of...

Most of the attention on California centers around its economy, politics, and population if not the mega-sectors of agriculture, entertainment, and technology but there are also no fewer than 9 national parks, 18 national monuments, and 20 national forests (!). It is home to the oldest tree(s)...

The second and third largest national parks in the contiguous lower 48 of the United States (after Death Valley) are not only two of the world's most unique ecosystems and amongst the very first selected for UNESCO World Heritage site status, but also undoubtedly amongst the greatest wildlife...

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Oh shit, I'd almost forgot you were French Canadian (my apologies). Dang, you really are gunning for the trip of a lifetime. I'm so excited for you, man. A few quirky side attraction experiences through Wyoming that I can vouch for on your way over to the world's first and greatest national...

You've got exactly the right idea for a very comfortable, leisurely time. The prices on those are incredibly reasonable, and they get further slashed almost immediately following the autumn equinox in September. I personally try to avoid Montana at all costs aside from a very short, unavoidable...

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You're already setting yourself up for a great fucking trip. The only thing that could mar a vacation there aside from peak season crowds (and the numerous idiots amongst them) is not giving yourself enough time to take it in. It's also never too early to start researching and planning. The five...

I've been there in July, but we camped inside the park and got early starts to successfully circumvent the horde of vehicles trying to get in. That's almost half the battle won; the other is getting up for an early start. Thankfully, we're talking about a place comprising well over two million...

It is a serious problem, and I was going to get to that issue if and when the convo with @koquerelle crossed over to it. He's got the advantage of being middle-aged without young children though, so the visitation window is inherently larger for him to avoid peak season. Cam apparently doesn't...

No, it sucks. See: Jackson, Wyoming where the elites have done their best to destroy the authenticity and character it once had. It was alright when Harrison Ford had the good sense to settle into a Teton county ranch in the 1980s, but now the wealth and income inequality is just obscene. It...

You should walk into the bedroom and very matter of fact-ly announce to your wife where the once in a lifetime holiday destination is going to be. 😅 But it looks like the NPS ranger in this thread is trying to sell you on Colliefornia instead. For all I detest about its politics, the place is...

Not a single damn one east of the Rockies, lol. Teton is such a Don. I don't think too many people get up to Denali or Kenai, but point taken. Redwood isn't even among the top five most visited national parks in the state of California. It has always blown my mind that the SFO Bay Area in...

https://travel.usnews.com/rankings/best-national-parks-in-the-usa/ 01. Glacier (Montana) 02. Yellowstone (Wyoming) 03. Yosemite (California) 04. Grand Canyon (Arizona) 05. Grand Teton (Wyoming) 06. Zion (Utah) 07. Denali (Alaska) 08. Kenai Fjords (Alaska) 09. Bryce Canyon (Utah) 10. Redwood...

Maybe the one party state's radical ideas, policies, and environmental regulations will eventually yield some benefit to its natural spaces, but California looks cooked. There are so many things that contribute to this, not the least of which are absolutely massive coastal population centers...

My first trip there as a kid I got to see a grizzly with two cubs in Lamar Valley and a nesting pair of bald eagles along the Madison River, pretty unforgettable and to say nothing of the hydrothermal features. I actually liked the mudpots more than the spewing geysers and kaleidoscopic hot...

There's always amusing, interesting, or oddball news coming from there. https://www.nps.gov/deva/learn/news/tc-caused-by-a-tarantula.htm DEATH VALLEY, Calif. – Swiss travelers braked suddenly to avoid hitting a tarantula crossing CA-190 east of Towne Pass in Death Valley National Park on the...