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    the trekkers. It is a strenuous high altitude trekking in a rugged terrain of Sagarmatha national park. Breathtaking beauty of landscapes, diversity in ecosystem, exotic Sherpa culture, sacred monasteries, and spectacular view of mountains have captivated trekkers around the world since early 30s. Although weather constantly changes up in Himalayas, it is, for both safety and better chance at clear mountain vistas, advised to trek in early winter and spring. Following are top 10 attractions…

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    first place I ventured off to was the Rocky Mountain National Park and it was breath taking to say the least. Everything in the park was picture perfect and every moment was a photo opportunity. The background on my phone is still the first picture I took of Bear Lake surrounded by snow. Estes Park was naturally the next stop on my journey through the mountains. Every moment here in Colorado is exciting I can’t believe I’ve gone from a concrete city to a Mountain View town. Change is an…

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    Pyromaniac You might have seen me on my old television show Bear Grills back in my glory days. Now that I have left the public life, I can finally follow my dream of becoming a park ranger for the most pristine forest in North America, Rocky Mountain National Park. So I did just that and have been wandering the superb mountain range for the last four years. Recently I have found out how much better things are when they are cooked. I use To eat everything raw, including bugs, fruit or anything I…

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    and is as wide as 15 miles in some places. The Grand Canyon was created through the geographical changes brought about by the Laramide Orogeny, a seismic event that occurred approximately 70 million years ago and caused the formation of the Rocky Mountains. Later, around 18 million years ago, the Basin and Range Province was created and began the flow of water through the modern-day Grand Canyon area. Finally, around 6 million years ago, the Gulf of California opened up and sent a large river…

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    particularly the Big Bend National Park region of West Texas. In 1997, Blagg painted Passover, a beautiful representational desert scene with enormous mountains in the background. In the left hand side of the painting there is a dramatic difference in colors. In the upper corner, the cloudless sky is a cool blue. About half way down, there is a rigid mountain arising out of the rocky desert ground which appears as a neutral, sandy brown. As the viewer’s eyes move below the mountain they will…

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    crust subducted. The Pacific plate was pushed under the continental crust, and the upward push of the continental crust led to the formation of the Rocky Mountains, which were once even higher than the Himalayas. The conflict between these plates were buckling, which caused the formation of mountain ranges such as the Sierra Nevada as well. These mountains eventually eroded and were covered with seawater. (Callen) The uplifting explains the reason why limestone is prominent in the uppermost…

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    a. The bridge is in Banff, Alberta within Canada’s first national park (Structure Craft, 2013). It was completed in 2013 by Structure Craft Builders and is one of the longest timber bridges in the world, achieving a span of 80m within its total length of 113m (Structure Craft, 2013). b. Principle Structural System The principle structural system is comprised of drilled piers to support 40m long glulam girders cantilevered (Structure Craft, 2013). The elevation of the bridge displays stepped…

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    Geography of Guinea Guinea has a relatively tropical climate. The temperatures range from the seventies to the hundreds during the day, and forties to fifties at night. However, the placement within these temperatures is determined based on the dry and wet seasons. Near the cost, the temperatures tend to be lower and more rainfall occurs annually. In the northern parts of Guinea, it is drier and slightly hotter due to the Sahara winds. Guinea is also rich in mineral deposits. These deposits…

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    clouds up, and ruins our water and skies. Humans are to blame for the excessive amounts of debris in our world, but, in some places were the garbage hasn’t taken over we have places like this photo. The photo of Avalanche Lake located in Glacier National Park, in Montana, shows us that what we see in our everyday lives isn’t all that is out there to see. The photograph shows us a beautiful, healthy sky with white plump clouds that float effortlessly next to one another. Thick, green trees as far…

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    River Essay The Environmental Effect of the Colorado River Basin The Colorado River is one of the most important rivers on the west coast. It is located northwest of Denver, Colorado in the Rocky Mountain National Park. The river is the largest source of surface water in the western region, and approximately 25-30 million people use the Colorado for drinking water. The river is also essential rural areas and provides services to farmers, Indian tribes, power distributors, and rafters in the…

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