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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region Forumshas everyone seen the google doodle for today-honouring the national park service 100th birthday
with links to all the parks and monuments.
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has everyone seen the google doodle for today-honouring the national park service 100th birthday (Original Post)
niyad
Aug 2016
OP
it is never a waste of time to look at nature and beauty. think of it as taking a mental health day
niyad
Aug 2016
#2
of course they do--can't just have land sitting around being beautiful, and not making money
niyad
Aug 2016
#4
apparently there are a lot of people complaining--seems they won't be able to screw up the
niyad
Aug 2016
#7
They weren't able to do that before when it was under private ownership either
Zing Zing Zingbah
Aug 2016
#8
liberal N proud
(60,334 posts)1. Looks like a great time waster
Have to see how many I can click on and explore before the day is done.
niyad
(113,281 posts)2. it is never a waste of time to look at nature and beauty. think of it as taking a mental health day
allan01
(1,950 posts)3. and yet on the rs platform , they want to sell these national tresures.
niyad
(113,281 posts)4. of course they do--can't just have land sitting around being beautiful, and not making money
for these disgusting thugs.
Zing Zing Zingbah
(6,496 posts)6. I didn't see it... but I love our National Parks
I'm excited to see what becomes of the large portion of land in Northern Maine that was just declared a National Monument. Hopefully, that will evolve into a park some day. I think that would be great for that area. That area of the state has been rather economically depressed for a long time. Not much happening over there at all. LePage is an idiot, as always, to bitch about this. I think this will be a good thing for that area.
niyad
(113,281 posts)7. apparently there are a lot of people complaining--seems they won't be able to screw up the
land logging, hunting, whatever.
Zing Zing Zingbah
(6,496 posts)8. They weren't able to do that before when it was under private ownership either
or they weren't supposed to because the landowner wasn't allowing it.