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    important aspect of my life is rock climbing. I have always had an adventurous spirit with a love for hiking and the outdoors. I also try my best to stay athletic with an active lifestyle. Rock climbing is the perfect sport that incorporates all of these qualities with an enjoyable experience. Rock climbing is also the type of extreme sport that challenges a person's physical strength and mental focus. I always strive to challenge myself to be my best, whether in fitness or ingenuity. My family has always

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    Popular areas include the Marsh Billings Rockefeller National Historical Park and Billings Farm, The Woodstock Inn and Country Club, and the main street shops. During the summer, visitors can enjoy the beautiful hiking trails of the Marsh Billings Rockefeller National Historical Park, grab an ice cream at one of the many restaurants in town and then relax for the afternoon on the green in the town center. Visitors can also play golf at the Woodstock Country Club

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    I looked up from my book, and saw the beautiful Granite Cliffs of El Capitan. I can’t believe I’m actually here. I am so lucky that I have the opportunity to see the beauty of this mesmerizing place. Yosemite National park is the most captivating places I’ve ever been. It is in California’s Sierra Nevada Mountain Range. Yosemite was established on October 1,1890 because of the so many things that make it as outstanding as it is. Yosemite is 747,956 acres of waterfalls, trees, cliffs, mountains and

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    and a very brief description of Bryson’s writing career. Book Content A Walk in the Woods is narrative telling of the time Bryson walked the 2,100 mile long Appalachian Trail with his friend, Stephen Katz. Prior to his journey, Bryson had no experience in hiking. The two begin at Amicalola Falls, located in Georgia. The two quickly realize that the challenge may be too much for them.

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    within the first few pages of the novel. Ralston presents himself to be tenacious, bold, and a relatively experienced outdoorsman. Ralston describes a faulty trial of climbing, “I’m committed to my course; there’s no going back” (Ralston 20). This quote shows how determined Ralston is to his mission, the hiking trip. It becomes clear that Ralston values nature as he is so committed to this trip. Ralston ponders, “Some other marvelous force is in control, and has been all along” (Ralston 247). Ralston

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    average distance traveled a day was about 10 miles, but varied a few miles each day. We had to go through big challenges and hard things. The experience made everybody on the hike stronger and more confident with themselves. In addition, I learned that I can do things that are very hard and that I never thought I could do. The three main things that contributed to my life lesson are the second day, the lack of sleep, and the final stretch. The second day of the hike helped me learn that I could accomplish

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    Never did I expect to want to leave the comfort of my small Jewish summer camp in Utica, Mississippi, where I have spent the past seven summers. However, last March while flipping through pamphlets describing opportunities to experience Spanish culture, I changed. I found myself completely enveloped in a description of high school students pledging to speak only Spanish for a month, constructing faa cheese factory in an Ecuadorian pueblo, clearing hiking paths with machetes, and backpacking through the

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    this opportunity, I got to visit many of the interesting sites and activities that reside in Arizona. I had the chance of documenting my trip, as well as the things I got to do there. Arizona is a very exciting and sunny place to be. It’s very hot in the summer which is perfect for beach and water and really getting to be outside and connect with mother nature. My opinion on Arizona is very positive. I thought Arizona was a splendid place to visit and recommend it to anyone that’s wants a nice vacation

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    The 2015 Minco Football Team went on their 1st annual Survival Trip and had a near death experience. The whole team got lost at Mt. Scott on the month of June. Some team members got sick and even injured, but the good thing was we all survived. The whole football team got lost. Before we started hiking coach said to go to the lake on the back side of MT. Scott, so we all got to water bottles and started hiking. The path we were on didn’t go that far, it was only about 100 yards long. When the path

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    My mother’s law partner, Jennifer, owns a house passed down by her father that he built just north of Trinidad, California. This oceanfront home is a decidedly significant aspect of my life because of its location in the heart of the pacific northwestern wilderness. From my plethoric amount of sojourns to Trinidad and even one short-term residence at this house, I have developed a deep connection with nature and become enamored with everything Humboldt County offers, from golfing in the redwoods

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