Wild Places
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JohnMDouglass1
RT @NakMakFeegle: @BeringLandNPS A2 Too many experiences to choose between - Backpacking in the remote wilderness of the North Cascades was…
WildWithinHer
replying to @mdeichlerauthor @mdeichlerauthor The bighorn crested a saddle maybe 60 feet from us. Totally startled me though he seemed unconcerned. And I never saw the rattler--just put my foot down in the wrong place and next thing I knew I was 15 feet away! #ParkChat
Mars744
replying to @BeringLandNPS @BeringLandNPS A3: Definitely kayaking. I built up lots of upper body strength thanks to it. #parkchat
unconpeace
A3 One time on a Caribbean cruise, I got drunk and fell overboard and had to swim back to port #notreally #parkchat
beckyjlomax
replying to @Stars252525 @Stars252525 Sorry to hear that. We’ll be glad on your return. #parkchat
t_jh2009
replying to @BeringLandNPS @BeringLandNPS A3) I took a small airplane over @WrangellStENPS back in 1999 and another one over the Caribbean from Puerto Rico to St Croix in 2009. Since its 2019 I guess I'm due for one again. #ParkChat
AlaskaNPS
A3: Snow machine! Winter in Alaska is very different. The sound, the smell, the view, the adventure! #parkchat #WildPlaces @BeringLandNPS
kristarsha
BeringLandNPS
Q4) Bering Land Bridge has a deep history of human habitation and use of these lands. It’s home to many Alaska Native communities: land, wild foods, and cultural identity are tightly woven to the landscape. Who or what shaped your relationship with wild places? #parkchat
ParksandPoints
replying to @AlaskaNPS @AlaskaNPS @BeringLandNPS We bet! What an adventure indeed! #ParkChat
mdeichlerauthor
A3: I haven't been on many wild forms of transport but taking a dozen high school students up a funicular in Italy was definitely an experience!
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Wild_Tribute
replying to @59NationalParks @59NationalParks @RCGibby73 @WildWithinHer @highcountrynews @TUmarkwoods Southeastern Utah is one of the most wild places to experience Dark Sky and vast landscapes but the pesky air travel is ever present 👎 #ParkChat
59NationalParks
RT @BeringLandNPS: Q3) Bering Land Bridge can be reached by foot, boat, snowmobile, or small bush plane. What’s the most adventurous form o…
59NationalParks
replying to @BeringLandNPS @BeringLandNPS Perhaps this Jeep ride through the thick jungle at Chitwan National Park, #Nepal last November. Populated by White Rhinos, Elephants and Bengal Tigers. #ParkChat
MatthewKCahill
replying to @BeringLandNPS @BeringLandNPS Cambodian River Boat across the Tonle Sap #parkchat
toreauu
RT @BeringLandNPS: Q4) Bering Land Bridge has a deep history of human habitation and use of these lands. It’s home to many Alaska Native c…
59NationalParks
replying to @beckyjlomax @beckyjlomax @BeringLandNPS Think this might be the winner. #ParkChat
beckyjlomax
replying to @BeringLandNPS @BeringLandNPS Snowmobiles are super fun! But I prefer a soundscape without vehicle noise of any type. #parkchat
tthrash
replying to @BeringLandNPS @BeringLandNPS A3. Hmmm. Maybe seaplane, maybe cross country skiing? #parkchat
ParksandPoints
replying to @BeringLandNPS @BeringLandNPS A4) Family and friends growing up, and still to this day. We're also super happy to add our fellow #Parkchat'ers!
RoadtripC
RT @AlaskaNPS: A3: Snow machine! Winter in Alaska is very different. The sound, the smell, the view, the adventure! #parkchat #WildPlaces @…
mamanobles
replying to @BeringLandNPS @BeringLandNPS @Wild_Tribute A3: Same as @WildWithinHer Sea kayaking off coast of @AcadiaNPS or horseback riding in @rockymountainnp #ParkChat
prissinthewoods
RT @AlaskaNPS: A2: I dream of sitting in the Serpentine Hot Springs. It is on my list! #parkchat #WildPlaces https://t.co/jt18LFw5zq
e_terren
replying to @BeringLandNPS @BeringLandNPS A3. A 3 hour boat trip, followed by canoeing to an Amazon Basin lodge was certainly memorable. I used to cross-country ski, even to work, when there was enough snow. People who had never skied called it adventurous. I call it the best thing about winter. #parkchat
59NationalParks
replying to @kristarsha @kristarsha @BeringLandNPS See. I want to do this. #ParkChat
Wild_Tribute
replying to @unconpeace @unconpeace Oooh, the wilds of the Great Salt Lake. The Spiral Jetty was having a foam party (for real) when last visiting. Beautiful country with a nice hint of manmade earthworks. Shoutout to the 150 of Golden Spike btw! #ParkChat
59NationalParks
RT @BeringLandNPS: Q4) Bering Land Bridge has a deep history of human habitation and use of these lands. It’s home to many Alaska Native c…
RCGibby73
replying to @BeringLandNPS @BeringLandNPS A4: I was introduced to the outdoors by my aunt and uncle. They planted the seeds when I was 10 or so. Unfortunately those seeds took decades to germinate into my love for wild places, Public Lands and National Parks. #ParkChat #reformedcouchpotato
Wild_Tribute
RT @BeringLandNPS: Q4) Bering Land Bridge has a deep history of human habitation and use of these lands. It’s home to many Alaska Native c…
MatthewKCahill
replying to @BeringLandNPS @BeringLandNPS My Father, Grandmother, and Mother all loved being in wild places. My family lived in these places throughout my youth. #parkbrat #parkchat
tthrash
replying to @BeringLandNPS @BeringLandNPS A2. I remember feeling things were getting very remote very quickly in Theodore Roosevelt NP. #parkchat
brian_heyman
replying to @BeringLandNPS @BeringLandNPS A3 probably an airboat, just outside of the Everglades. Really would love to experience a dog sled when we fonally make it to Alaska though! #parkchat
beckyjlomax
replying to @BeringLandNPS @BeringLandNPS A4 My dad shaped my relationship with wild places. He took us hiking and camping when we were growing up. In fact, I thought everyone grew up hiking and camping. #ParkChat
mamanobles
replying to @mdeichlerauthor @mdeichlerauthor Any travel with high school students constitutes wild! #ParkChat
AlaskaNPS
A4: When I reflect, eyes closed, it’s the peace and solitude of wild lands that come to mind. I feel like I am one with nature and the universe. #parkchat #WildPlaces That is my identity.
t_jh2009
replying to @BeringLandNPS @BeringLandNPS A4) Probably my Mom though I didn't realize it until after her passing. As a teenager she was into horseback riding & archery then when I was a kid she use to drive my sister & I to new places to see. #ParkChat
BurtkaJeff
RT @AlaskaNPS: A4: When I reflect, eyes closed, it’s the peace and solitude of wild lands that come to mind. I feel like I am one with natu…
WildWithinHer
A4. My parents introduced me to national parks. My husband introduced me to hiking, camping, backpacking, adventuring. Living in the #PNW--well, there's a lot of wild here. #ParkChat
BeringLandNPS
replying to @MatthewKCahill @MatthewKCahill #parkchat It's one of the perks of being a park ranger.
beckyjlomax
replying to @BeringLandNPS @BeringLandNPS And don’t trip while wearing crampons! #ParkChat
Mars744
replying to @BeringLandNPS @BeringLandNPS A4: Definitely my extended family. Parents, siblings, cousins, grandparents, aunts and uncles, everyone loves the wild outdoors. #parkchat
