Between Landscape Architecture month, Earth Day, Arbor Day, National Trail Volunteer Week, and Ag Field Day, it turns out that this week is also National Parks Week. The photo is from Grand Teton National Park.
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Oh, and Saturday the 25th is World Malaria Day.
"This year, take a moment, an hour, a day to visit the national parks near you."Yeah, but all the good ones are far from me. *sigh*
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