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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsCalifornia Now Has More National Parks Than Any Other State
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I wish they all could be California parks | |
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Well, that's not fair: they oughta be forced to send Yosemite here to my state | |
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All of California and Everyone Who Lives There Stinks | |
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Holy shizz! Another great place to wander stoned amongst the rattlesnakes! | |
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I Love You, California | |
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aint_no_life_nowhere
(21,925 posts)I used to visit a remote part of the amazing Redwood Canyon in King's Canyon National Park. It's like a church, with giant trees filtering the sunlight. There's the smell of decayed wood and fresh dirt and the whisper of wind in the tree tops. I love playing my violin or guitar in that peaceful place. Redwood Canyon contains Lilburn Cave, an extremely vast and labyrinthine cave carved in banded marble by flowing water and now explored and mapped for well over twenty miles of underground splendor.
Art_from_Ark
(27,247 posts)as well as Sequoia, Lassen Volcanic, King's Canyon, Devil's Postpile, and Redwood, and loved them all. Some day I would love to go to Joshua Tree, Point Reyes, Death Valley, and visit Yosemite again.
KamaAina
(78,249 posts)It's near Soledad, inland from Big Sur. It jst became a national park.
Art_from_Ark
(27,247 posts)The last time I ventured out of an airport in the state was back in 1998, when I took the Grand Tour, logging over 1000 miles. I will definitely have to add Pinnacles to my list of must-see places
dimbear
(6,271 posts)We almost all were.
Californians love parks.