Sad state of national parks and forests - II
I've less than 2 years ago reported here the sad state of our national parks and national forests after family camping in Yosemite, Redwood, Raiinier, Lassen Volcanic, Lake Tahoe... which I posit with...
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wanderingaimlessly wrote:Yosemite Sam1 wrote:wanderingaimlessly wrote:
Double check yourself
https://spectator.org/joe-biden-tax-returns-charity-donations-2019/
You should have gotten the advice yourself,
Quote: "The American Spectator is a conservative magazine... article published...Dinesh D'Souza, Laura Ingraham..."
That's sure is credible.:)
And please, can we get back to the topic of the state of national parks, or the related budget for it?
Surely you've visited one lately -- if you are still into camping.:B
How often are they sued for printing lies?
'how often for the NY Times and their ilk?
And the National Seashore areas I recently visited were open and operating normally. But that was weekday visits just before Memorial Day. Between Memorial Day and Labor Day I avoid the crowds.
Nobody bother to sue them because they are a joke, like SNL, only funnier and more intelligent. Not like someone who wants the DOJ to make them stop.:h
Anyways, a single camping does not a camper make -- nor add a bit to the conversation if it's the actual intent aside from political bashing.
Anyway, back to the topic. These observations made earlier in the thread are based on several camping trip to the campsites of most popular National Parks and nearly had an accident on one with the road severely eroded.
