Everest region alpine flower Nepal http://nepalesetrekking.com/
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Hello every one,
If you are planning to travel don't forget to visit Nepal where you could observe the Nepalese culture, view of highest point of the world which is Mt. Everest, Buddha birth palace etc for more information please visit our page www.greennepaltreks.com .
If you wish to contact us please don’t feel doubt to contact any time.
Green Valley Nepal Treks & Research Hub
Thamel, Kathmandu
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If you're looking for things to do on and around Mt. Shasta check out this site for year-round activities for people of all ages .... http://mccloudvacationhome.com/links-affiliates/
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Big Bigfoot This is one big Bigfoot statue, supposedly the world's largest outside the Bigfoot Museum in Willow Creek, CA on the Bigfoot Scenic Byway.
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seanmiller2010 awesome.. really..
over 2 years ago · report
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Old-timer tree Lassen Volcanic National Park
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garyt Been to Lassen 3 times and I think it's possibly the most underappreciated National Park in the U.S. The hike from a parking lot at around 8,000+ ft elevation to the top of the peak at 11,000 ft is an amazing treat - above treeline, with Mt Shasta in the distance and best of all, anyone came make the climb or more accurately, long hike to the top.
almost 3 years ago · report
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Old Cemeteries
California is dotted with interesting old cemeteries. You can find dusty ghost town graveyards, large urban cemeteries filled with figures in California history, even a small graveyard for Eugene O'Neill's dog Blemie. I don't go seeking them, but if you travel around the state on backroads, you will often come across them. List any recommendations for interesting cemeteries below and post pics if you have them.
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docbrown Here's a picture of John Muir's grave http://www.lonelyplanet.com/groups/california-beaten-path/photos/103
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johnpgibbs If you travel to McCloud / Mt. Shasta turn right off Hwy 89 at Chevron station in McCloud go one mile to one of Northern California oldest. Located just past the McCloud Golf Course.
over 2 years ago · report
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Favorite California Wildflower Spots
For wildflower lovers, California has a lot to offer: early spring desert blooms, vast sweeps of orange California poppies, high alpine cushion plants, fairy rings in vernal pools, etc. What are your favorite spots to go see/photograph wildflowers in California?
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docbrown I'll start things off with one of my favorite spots, Anza-Borrego Desert State Park. In good years you can get grand sweeps of blooming flowers across the desert landscape and it can be truly stunning. Pink sand verbena, yellow Encelias, purple Phacelias, the crimson flowers of ocotillo – it’s hard to beat. Even in bad years there’s plenty of wildflower hunting to be done - keep an eye out for such beauties as the ghost flower (Mohavea confertiflora) and the desert lily (Hesperocallis undulata). This is also one of the few places to see the only native California palm, +Washingtonia filifera+ and the unusual Elephant tree. Because Anza-Borrego blooms early like the rest of the desert, you have to start thinking of getting out there around early March, but it can vary year on year.
about 3 years ago · report
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This group is for anyone who loves exploring the lesser-known parts of California, from dusty desert roads, to hidden Gold Rush towns, remote wilderness areas to secret locales within easy reach of cities. Road trip ideas, state history, natural history, hiking and camping, quirky hotels, classic saloons, it's all fair-game here. Whether you're looking for ghost towns, stalking rare flora and fauna, or simply wanting to find an interesting way from a to B, come on in - all are welcome!
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