National Parks: Which One is Your Favorite
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lennypartiv
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He picks the one that will destroy America.
---Yellowstone Super Volcano Will Erupt Again And Likely Destroy U.S.---
Scientist: Yellowstone Super Volcano Will Erupt Again And Likely Destroy U.S.
It’s like going in the doctor’s office and being asked: “What do you want to hear first, the good news or the bad news?”
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He picks the one that will destroy America.
---Yellowstone Super Volcano Will Erupt Again And Likely Destroy U.S.---
Scientist: Yellowstone Super Volcano Will Erupt Again And Likely Destroy U.S.
It’s like going in the doctor’s office and being asked: “What do you want to hear first, the good news or the bad news?”
Literally the reason I picked it...
... it won't just destroy The US, but the ensuing 10 year Winter that encircled the globe will end all human civilization.
Good times.
petro
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Been to half the Parks on the list, but my favorites are a couple of the least visited.
Isle Royal National Park is out on Lake Superior and you need to take a four hour boat ride to get to it.
Back country camping only on the large island.
But my favorite that I have gone to since it's creation in 1972 is Voyageurs National Park along the MN/Ontario border, and going there for a yearly fishing trip in September. The park is only accessible by boat or snowmobile as the park is mostly massive lakes dotted with islands and boat in camping. A few resorts are along the edge of the park on a couple of the waterways.
For perspective the milage from west Kabatogama Lake to Crane Lake is 65 miles by water. Rainy Lake to the north in size swallows the four southern lakes and extends 80 miles north into Canada. Border crossing is on your honor to check in at a station. I have explored most of this park with my boat. Pine trees, rocky shores and endless waterways and islands.
My favorite bay to fish for Walleye. Taken from a campsite.
Boat at a campsite.
Same location 12 miles in from the road when snowmobiling.
Isle Royal National Park is out on Lake Superior and you need to take a four hour boat ride to get to it.
Back country camping only on the large island.
But my favorite that I have gone to since it's creation in 1972 is Voyageurs National Park along the MN/Ontario border, and going there for a yearly fishing trip in September. The park is only accessible by boat or snowmobile as the park is mostly massive lakes dotted with islands and boat in camping. A few resorts are along the edge of the park on a couple of the waterways.
For perspective the milage from west Kabatogama Lake to Crane Lake is 65 miles by water. Rainy Lake to the north in size swallows the four southern lakes and extends 80 miles north into Canada. Border crossing is on your honor to check in at a station. I have explored most of this park with my boat. Pine trees, rocky shores and endless waterways and islands.
My favorite bay to fish for Walleye. Taken from a campsite.
Boat at a campsite.
Same location 12 miles in from the road when snowmobiling.
ScorpioRising007
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I would have to say Yellowstone was always my favorite.
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