Have you ever been to a national park? Most people have been to a national park in their lives, but few have heard about Providence Canyon. That is because it never became a national park, instead, it became a state park. I believe this was a terrible decision and their are numerous reasons why I believe this that I will explain in this essay.
Firstly, Providence Canyon is a place that is filled with beauty in every corner. It is even classified as one of the Seven Wonders of Georgia. Providence Canyon stretches out over 1,108 acres. and is filled with many different colors of sand as stated in the passage,"The sand in Providence Canyon comes in a palette of colors:deep pumpkin orange, mustard yellow, fiery red, sugar- white kaolin, pale, pink, dusty lavender, and misty grey." These are a whirlpool of beautiful colors that will catch the eye of any sightseer. Also, Providence Canyon was even compared to the Grand Canyon in 1933 as stated in the passage,"It has attracted national attention and is said to be only second to the Grand Canyon in size and scenic beauty. Anything that can be compared to the grand canyon in my eyes, should be a national park. …show more content…
Providence Canyon was formed in the 1800's and was made through a long period of erosion and bad farming techniques. It states in the passage,"The soil in the region was very soft and sandy, every time it rained, the plowed soil would be washed away by erosion." This went on all through the 1800's and the farmers could do nothing to stop it because they didn't know about the vast farming techniques we now know
Firstly, Providence Canyon is a place that is filled with beauty in every corner. It is even classified as one of the Seven Wonders of Georgia. Providence Canyon stretches out over 1,108 acres. and is filled with many different colors of sand as stated in the passage,"The sand in Providence Canyon comes in a palette of colors:deep pumpkin orange, mustard yellow, fiery red, sugar- white kaolin, pale, pink, dusty lavender, and misty grey." These are a whirlpool of beautiful colors that will catch the eye of any sightseer. Also, Providence Canyon was even compared to the Grand Canyon in 1933 as stated in the passage,"It has attracted national attention and is said to be only second to the Grand Canyon in size and scenic beauty. Anything that can be compared to the grand canyon in my eyes, should be a national park. …show more content…
Providence Canyon was formed in the 1800's and was made through a long period of erosion and bad farming techniques. It states in the passage,"The soil in the region was very soft and sandy, every time it rained, the plowed soil would be washed away by erosion." This went on all through the 1800's and the farmers could do nothing to stop it because they didn't know about the vast farming techniques we now know