Yellowstone National Park
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17 reviews
October 16, 2024
Оne of the reviews were soon as they step in the were touch by nature.. That is exactly what I am looking for. To hug 🌲, 🦜 to them, while you have a section for ",just 🐝 and 🦋". Of course you grow the sagegreen and 🫐 and huckleberries In the same ⏳ soil and grow them together .together. Just have it deep in their. Some wild boars and breed wild Cats and Siberian dogs. I want to build a "Smart Water Tower"™ And a Energy Forest ™ to support and Manage our energy accordingly. And converting Money to digital puts us in Much danger when it comes to humanity and the longevity. The energy is insane on what we use daily. Free WiFi, mining tokens, 40% of this mining clockwork. Non stop. Just s 🤔. I guesss
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August 17, 2024
I recently visited Yellowstone National Park, and it was one of the most exciting trips I've ever made. From the first moment I entered the park, I was surrounded by untouched nature and stunning landscapes. Yellowstone is not just a park, it's a whole world of wildlife that seems so remote from modern civilization.
The first thing that struck me was the geothermal springs. The Old Faithful geyser, which spews a column of boiling water into the sky with amazing regularity, really lives up to its name. I stood among the crowd of people, holding my breath, and watched as a powerful burst of water and steam burst out of the ground. This sight was both majestic and a little frightening, because it reminded us of how many hidden forces lurk under the earth's crust.
But Yellowstone is not just about geysers. I went hiking along one of the many trails that lead to waterfalls, canyons and hot springs. The Great Yellowstone Canyon with its bright, saturated colors and powerful waterfall left a special impression. Standing on the edge of the canyon, I felt tiny compared to this grandiose creation of nature.
The park is also teeming with wildlife. I saw bison grazing peacefully on the plains, and even accidentally came across a bear, although fortunately at a safe distance. This proximity to the animal world makes Yellowstone even more special — you can really feel like a part of nature here.
At the end of the trip, I stopped at one of the lakes to just sit and enjoy the peace and quiet. The water was so clear and calm that it reflected the surrounding mountains as in a mirror. It was a moment of complete peace when I was able to truly appreciate the beauty and grandeur of this unique place.
Yellowstone is not just a park, it is a natural wonder that you need to see with your own eyes. This is a place where every corner breathes the history of the Earth and reminds us how amazing and powerful nature is. I left there with a deep sense of respect for this planet and its wild beauty.
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February 18
We did it in English. I decided to visit a fun place, a bison steak bomb, And they also offer to buy Indian stuff at the entrance, funny)
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