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    Professor Lemos ENG 120 14 November 2017 Tourist Destination Essay Within the borders of the amazing United States of America, lye a multitude of national and natural treasures. From The statue of liberty, the amazing gift given to us by our allies, to the beaches of San Diego, California, you will find many breathtaking, beautiful and astonishing places. One of these natural beauties are national parks, places of scenic or even historical importance that are placed under protection by the federal government

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    had on this trip. I went to Redwood National Park and I experienced a true, American national treasure I left Monday, August 22 because I wanted to witness the gorgeous leaves the redwoods produce before the dawn of autumn. The ride took two days and I arrived on a Friday. California's northern coast is quite far from Illinois, and I wanted to make my way up there by car so I can store the variety of items that I definitely will make good use of in the park. Although, if I was to travel

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    in the Redwood National Park. The park is in Northern California, near the coast, and very close to the Oregon border. So, it was a little breezy but, it's summer so for the most part it was quite warm and sunny. As the park ranger walked us through the Redwood Forest the birds were chirping the air was clean and fresh, there were a few clouds in the sky. It was the perfect weather for a walk through the woods. Today, my family and I learned many interesting facts about Redwood National Park, while

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    Muir Woods National Monument is located in Marin County, about 15 miles away from San Francisco. Muir Woods contains a large portion of Redwood Canyon and is near the base of Mount Tamalpais. The park was established in 1907 when William Kent, a California congressman and philanthropist, gifted 298 acres of costal redwoods to the federal government in attempt to preserve the area from development. The now historic redwoods were the target of the North Coast Water Company who planned to build a new

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    Wow these our big! The Redwoods are found in Crescent City, CA. The Redwoods were established in 1968 located in the northernmost California, and is home to old-growth coast Redwoods as a national park. They have developed campgrounds, and backcountry sites to hike to. If people approach, the elk may charge, kick and

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    The Wild Trees is a book by Richard Preston about a small group of botanists that are curious about what the canopy of the redwood holds. The redwood tree comes from the sequoia family and is the largest single organism in the world. A group of people that include Michael Taylor, Steve Sillett, and Marie Antoine. Michael Taylor came from a wealthy family. His father did not want Michael to grow up spoiled. He tried to raise him as a middle class child who did not get whatever he wanted. Eventually

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    In 2016, the National Park Service will be celebrating its centennial anniversary. In preparation for this event, the park service has launched the Find Your Park ad campaign. This campaign is an attempt to reach the millennial generation and expose them to both the National Park Service and the National Park Foundation. Many of the ads in this campaign were designed by Grey New York, the company hired to rebrand the organization (Castillo). The concept behind the ad campaign is to show the different

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    In United States, families prefer to enjoy their weekends with their kids. For them they need a peaceful and quite place, where parents can relax while on the same moment kids can have a nice playing session. Therefore, below are some of the best U.S. State Parks to visit for families with young kids. 1. Channel Islands National Park Where: California Channel Islands National Park, an incredible stop for families looking for calm open air amusement. Families can start their day by having boat ride

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    12 Of The Best Hiking Routes In California The state of California on the United States’ Pacific Coast is a dream destination for many, particularly those who love the great outdoors. Some of the most beautiful nature on the continent is found in California, from jaw-dropping giant Sequoia trees, to snowcapped mountains and sunny beaches. California is the perfect place for a hike, and here are 12 routes that you simply must take while you’re there. 1. Eaton Canyon Trail: Pasadena For those who

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    trip to Yosemite National Park. His mother hated Photography. After she died Ansel got into a fight with her bodies caretaker about the casket she was to be put in. Ansel’s family had good contact with the Best family, who owned a gift store in Yosemite called Best’s Studio. He married the Best’s daughter Virginia, they had two kids Michael and Anne. Later he inherited the studio now known as Adams Gallery.("Ansel

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