US National Parks & Monuments
I am far from an expert photographer, but I do enjoy taking photos when I am wandering national and state parks. Every once in awhile I take a photo that I do like that seems to stand out from the rest. This is a photo I took at Mount Diablo State Park (CA) of a …
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When you enter the Rock City area of Mount Diablo California state park, you can find a small parking lot towards the top that places your next to Wind Caves. This is an area where sandstone rock has been eroded away leaving large pocket holes in the stone: Although the name “Wind Caves” gives the …
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What do America’s parks, whether they be national or state, mean to you? Have you ever really thought deeply about it? Christopher Grant Ward, who operates a non-profit advocacy focused on supporting parks and preserved spaces across California and around the world called Folk4Parks.org, recently sat down to give at talk about what parks mean …