With the Himalayas in the distance and warm air whipping past your face going up to 87 miles per hour (140 kmph), the ZipFlyer by HighGround adventures in Nepal bills itself as one of the world's most amazing experiences. The zipline sits 2,000 feet (600…
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With the Himalayas in the distance and warm air whipping past your face going up to 87 miles per hour (140 kmph), the ZipFlyer by HighGround adventures in Nepal bills itself as one of the world’s most amazing experiences. The zipline sits 2,000 feet (600…
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With the Himalayas in the distance and warm air whipping past your face going up to 87 miles per hour (140 kmph), the ZipFlyer by HighGround adventures in Nepal bills itself as one of the world’s most amazing experiences. The zipline sits 2,000 feet (600…
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Many a celebration has already commenced for L.L. Bean’s 100 year anniversary. Their attempt to get 100 employees into the world’s longest modular kayak on June 2 in Maine was a success. The company is awaiting a decision by the Guinness Book of World Records…
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Born missing part of his left leg in a poor, rural seaside town in the Philippines, there was not much of a positive outlook for Ronie “Poks” Esquivel’s life. His life was very harsh, but he found one thing he enjoyed: surfing. “A few foreigners…
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Lost Keys: Biscayne’s Forgotten Islands, a photography exhibit featuring the lesser-known islands of Biscayne National Park by Miami realtor Clair Holash, will be on display at the Park’s Dante Fascell Visitor Center Gallery from June 15th to September 3, 2012. A “meet the artist” opening…
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Boat owners are reminded to display a blue and white validation sticker with an expiration year of “13” on their watercraft. The current three-year registration cycle runs through Dec. 31, 2013. All boat registrations with an orange decal expired Dec. 31, 2010. For information on…
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Clean Vessel Act Celebrates 20th Anniversary Helping Recreational Boaters Keep Waters Clean The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service today announced $11.4 million in grants to 29 states under the Clean Vessel Act (CVA) grant program. Since its creation in 1992, the CVA program has provided…
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Protection from confusing laws, or a slippery slope toward the restriction of Second Amendment rights? That’s the argument surrounding a proposed city ordinance in Russellville, Arkansas that would seek to ban carrying a concealed weapon in the city’s parks, but here’s the catch: the city…
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You can find many scenic views in just about all American national and state parks. But what do they look like from space? This compilation shows off some of the most fascinating images of national parks across the globe. Death Valley National Park is located…
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