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Redwood National Park Knowledge Base
Is Humboldt State Park or Redwood National Park better for Camping? Hi im planning to go camping but have no idea which one to choose. I don't know if Redwood national park is open late october, it's a little more inconvenient to get this one. However, I wanted to know which one is more fun/interesting. I might have to settle for Humboldt.
Is it worth it to go to the actual Redwood National Forest vs. a smaller park with redwoods somewhere else? My friends and I are traveling to CA this summer and planning on driving from LA to San Francisco and one friend would really like to go to the Redwood National Park to see the redwoods. Is it worth it to go all the way up there just for that or is there somewhere just as good in between those two cities?
Is Redwood national park considered a historical site? Is redwood national park in California a historical site?
Is redwood national park a good place to backpack? Redwood National forest in pictures looks amazing and my friend and I (both from Kentucky) would like to backpack in there for a couple of days. Is this a good idea or do you have other suggestions on where to backpack in California?
Traveling from San Francisco to Redwood National Park? I'm going to be traveling from San Francisco to Redwood National Park in May. I'll eventually end up in Portland. I don't have a whole lot of time, but I want to maximize my views, and I'd like to drive along the coast for a while. Would it be better to take 101 or Highway 1 to Redwood? I'm not intending on stopping to take pictures all the time, and I'm not against speeding. Approximately how long would it take to take either road.
California travel: Yosemite vs. Redwood National Park--which do you prefer? We are visiting California in the Summer. We can only take one long drive from San Francisco. Our choices are Yosemite OR Redwood National Park. Which do you prefer, and why? Which offers more? Which is more majestic and will offer better camera shots? Thanks!
Where is the Redwood National Park Reserve? I am going to spend a couple days in CA and I would like to go to teh Redwood National Forest. Where is it located?
Would a giant redwood, like in redwood national park, grow in eastern ohio if i planted one? Please give reasoning for why or why not.
How far away are Disneyland and Redwood National Park in California? Would it be better to fly or rent a car and drive? Trying to plan a suprise vacation...
Can i take short drive through Redwood National Park? I am heading down to California from Oregon. I don't have much time to spend at Redwood National Park, is there a way just to drive through so at least i can show my kids the giant sequoia trees? I also heard that there is also the last steam locomotive in United States is around these area too. does anyone know where about? Thank you very much in advance
Is it better to take highway 1 or 101 when traveling up the N. Cali. coast from Napa to Redwood National Park? I will be traveling in Northern California this summer and I'm looking for some good advice from knowledgeable people. Any tips that could add to the enjoyment and ease of travel would be greatly appreciated. From San Francisco I will be traveling to Napa and then on to Redwood National Park, Chico, Penn Valley, Lake Tahoe, Yosemite, and then back to San Francisco. Additionally if you know of any great parks to camp at please share.
I am going on a trip to california. I am wanting to go to the sequoia national park or redwood national park? How far are these places from san francisco? Are both of these places parks? Are either one of these places parks? Which one is closer to San Francisco? Any way that you can help would be appreciated. Thanks. thanks for the links but i would also like personal experience and information. such as if you have been to any of these places.
What is the tallest tree in Redwood National Park? I have searched for this question and I have gotten different answers
Sequoia or Redwood National Park? Hi, I'm planning a trip to California next May and I'm trying to decide between going to Sequoia or Redwood National Park. Is one better/prettier than the other? I'd like to go to both, but they are about 10 hours apart. I'd love to drive through the featured huge trees I see online. Not sure if that can be done in both.
How big is redwood national park? How many sq miles or how many miles long is it?
Where should I go If I only have on day to spend in the redwood national state park? My husband and I are taking a trip to northern california. We were hoping to go to the Redwood national forests but we'll likely only have one full day there? Where should we go and are there any good websites to check out? Good place to find maps, driving directions, ect?
Has anyone been to Redwood National Park? We want to go to Redwood Nat'l Park for our 3rd Anniversary in March, but we don't know if that's a good time to go! I love hiking, but I have a really bad foot that keeps me from enjoying it, so would you know if there are other things to do? (like scenic drives or even short hikes) What are some near by cities with cheaper hotels? Thanks!!!
What are some of the installations that were done in the Redwood National Park ? i need this information for a high school project nothing to complicated please ! TY :D
Mt Shasta or Redwood National Park? I am driving from Grants Pass, OR to Sacramento and am considering whether to take I-5 through Mt Shasta/Shasta Lake or go via 101 and stop at Redwood National Park. Which do you recommend?
does muir woods compare to redwood national park? I'm going to san francisco in march and muir woods is much closer...is it worth the extra 4 hours to drive to redwoods or kings canyon??
Ever been to Redwood National Park? Considering different National Parks for vacation this summer and was wondering about Redwood.
Vacation: Grand Canyon/Redwood National Park? Besides sightseeing, I was wondering what are some fun, active things to do at the Grand Canyon and Redwood National Park.
Which Redwood Park is the best? I'm planning a trip and I've noticed there are at least 3 Redwood State parks and 1 Redwood National park. I only have time to go to one. Which do you recommend?
Need info on Redwood National Park? I am on a road trip and will be visiting next week. I would welcome any info on camping, hiking, different parks of the park, how long to stay, etc.
How far is Sequoia national park from The Redwood Forest? What else is in the area to do or see?
redwood national park? how many redwood trees are in redwood NP today compared to when it first became a NP
How many hours does it take to explore the Redwoods National park? My husband and I are planning a trip to CA and we need to know if we need more than one day to spend at the park. Thanks!
What has more amazing scenic areas, Sequoi Natl. Park or Redwoods National Park? I can only go to one.? I am going to San Francisco & Yosemite. I have time to drive to either Sequoi or Redwoods. In either case I would only go for 1 day, no long hikes, just short trails. Which one should I go to?
What has more amazing scenic areas, Sequoia Natl. Park or Redwoods National Park? I can only go to one.? I am going to San Francisco & Yosemite. I have time to drive to either Sequoi or Redwoods. In either case I would only go for 1 day, no long hikes, just short trails. Which one should I go to?
what is the size of redwoods national park? what is the size of the park
Redwoods National Park? I'm doing a project on Redwoods National Park... I'd like to know the size and location and some good websites to find info... thanks!
How cold does it get in the redwood region of California during winter? Ive never been there, but plan on moving around the redwood national park.
From San Francisco, how far north would I need to drive to see the redwood trees? I don't necessarily need to drive to Redwood National park, do I?
Best Redwood Forest Near San Francisco? My family and I are planning a visit to California this summer. I am a forester, so I want to see the giant redwoods in addition to the giant sequoias. My family would rather visit tourist destinations in San Fransisco, while I would rather see the trees. They refuse to travel to Redwood National Park due to the distance from San Fran. In your opinion, what is the best redwood forest or park that is within a couple hours of San Fran?
About how tall do the redwood trees grow? In the Redwood national and state park I want to know how tall the trees can grow to.
What is the objects initial velocity? The Tallest tree in Redwood National Park is 11m tall. Suppose an object is thrown downward from the top of that tree with a certian initial velocity. If the object reaches the ground in 3.95s what is the objects initial velocity? Please Helppp!!!? I need to know how to do this stepp by step!
How would you set up this triangle? The question is: "Redwood trees in California's Redwood National Park are hundreds of feet tall. A sighting to the top of one of these trees is taken x feet away from the tree's base at an angle of elevation of 44 degrees. You go another 100 feet and take another sighting at an angle of elevation of 37.2 degrees. What is the height of the tree?" How would you set up the triangle?
I'm traveling through san francisco on hwy 101 looking for a safe town to stay in about an hour or two out? I'm traveling from the redwood national park through san francisco down hwy 101 I am just with my boyfriend so safety is a must. I'm looking for a safe town from 1-3 hours away. Any suggestions?
solo camping in redwood forest? This summer I'm taking an overnight trip to redwood forest national park. Does anyone know of any risks inherent to the park? is there a history of animal attacks, exposure deaths, etc.? Thanks for the help! Additional advice on solo camping in coastal forest climates is also appreciated.
What to do in California with a 1 year old? We are heading to visit my brother in LA then off to Redwood national park for a bit- the problem is what else to do for about 10 days? Where is good to stay, so you don't end up in 1 room? I'm pregnant so can't get up to too much physical activities. Amy suggestions please
Are there any immigration checkpoints on the way to San Francisco from LA? I am also thinking in go to redwood national park. Is there any problem? Please give honest answers I also want to go to redwood national park and alcatraz. Any idea?
Where do you take your kids on vacation? These are the places that yahoo says every kids should visit. I have not been to any (I am 25). What is your opinion? no jokes. Grand Canyon National Mall (D.C.) Redwood National park Ellis Island Niagara falls Yellowstone National Park Colonial Williamsburg Craters of the Moon National Monument & Preserve Independence Hall Alcatraz Island
I need travel advice for a trip to Yosemite National Park!? My husband and I are wanting to go to Yosemite National Park this August. I have a few questiona and welcome your input of travel suggestions! -What airport should we fly into? (Leaving from Charlotte, NC) -Where should we stay while there? -We want to see some Redwood/Sequoia trees while there. Are there any in Yosemite or within driving distance of there? -What is the average temperature like in late August there?
question about vacations in california? Yosemite or Redwoods? Which place do you think would be a better place to go to in the spring: Yosemite national park or Redwood national park? what would be a better place to go to for a week?
I have a question about legality in taking fallen Redwood Burl!? I am just wondering, would anyone know if it's illegal to take from a forest, a fallen branch or a small piece from a fallen branch of Redwood Burl? I read it's illegal to harvest a redwood from a protected forest or national park, but if it's on the ground dying, would it still be illegal?
Crater Lake or Columbia Gorge? My husband and I are traveling from Seattle to San Fransisco in June with three young children (6, 4, 2). We are already planning to visit Mount St Helens, Portland, Redwood National Park, and the Avenue of the Giants. Should we add Crater Lake to our itinerary, or Columbia Gorge instead? Thanks!
Where are the redwood trees? I have always wanted to see the redwood trees at some-sort-of national park. My family and I will be traveling to Northern CA soon, and wanted to have the oppurtunity to see them. What city are they in? An address or something will help a lot! thanks!
Help me decide which US Coast to choose for travelling as I only have 14 days to do it!? Do I Pick EAST COAST - NYC, Chicago, Finger Lakes, West Virginia, Nashville and Ohio or WEST COAST - L.A, Big Sur, SanFrancisco, Yosemite, Redwood National Park, Oregon and Seattle. Please choose between the two and tell me your reasons for choosing. any advice welcome
Which is better: Redwood NP or Sequoia NP? We're taking a trip to California in a few weeks, and we are considering visiting either the Redwoods or Sequoia National Park. We are coming from Texas so it will take a bit longer to make it to Redwood. So I would like to know if it is worth it to go all the way to the Redwoods, or if Sequoia would be just about as spectacular.
Unusual Motels in Northern California? I'm looking for any unique, fun, inexpensive (under $125 please) places to stay anywhere north of San Francisco by the 101 up to about the Redwood National Park. I'm looking for things like tree houses, log cabins, teepees, weird decor, "Roadside America"-type places. Thanks a lot!
Estimating the weight of a tree? The most massive tree in the world is the General Sherman giant redwood in Sequoia National Park, California. It has been estimated to have a weight of 2,756 tons. How might such an estimate be made?
What are some good national parks and places to visit on a way from Seatlle to San Francisco? already going to Redwood and Yosemite
Does this involve rate times time equals distance? or no? Please help me.? On a trip to Death Valley National park to Redwood national park, the Sampson family wants to travel at least 420 miles in 8 hours of driving. What must be their average rate of speed?
could someone explain this article to me? Stunted redwoods, flooded campgrounds and a mighty Yosemite waterfall reduced to a trickle. Those are a few of the dire consequences facing 10 California parks over the next century because of rapidly changing climate patterns, according to a new study by an environmental think tank. "We're trying to illustrate that the ways we affect the climate affect the places we love," said Stephen Saunders, a former deputy at the U.S. Department of the Interior under President Bill Clinton and president of the nonprofit Rocky Mountain Climate Organization in Denver. "It's not just about ice caps and polar bears. This is going to hit us at home." The report released Tuesday by Saunders' group and the Natural Resources Defense Council, titled "California's National Parks in Peril: the Threats of Climate Disruption," found that unless humans slash carbon emissions in the near term, some of the Golden State's natural wonders will disappear over the next 90 years. Ripple effect of heat The main culprit is a steadily warming atmosphere stoked by a cauldron of heat-trapping pollution. If the use of fossil fuels continues to increase at a moderate clip, average temperatures in Yosemite National Park could climb by 7.5 degrees in the latter third of the 21st century. Temperatures in Muir Woods National Monument and Point Reyes National Seashore could increase by about 6 degrees - making them higher than historic temperatures in Santa Barbara. Highs in places such as Joshua Tree National Park and the Mojave National Preserve could top the blistering temperatures normally found in Death Valley, the hottest spot in North America. Those few degrees have drastic implications for water supply, vegetation growth, insect infestation, loss of animal habitat and wildfire risk, Saunders reported. Many parks affected Among the study's most startling predictions: -- Joshua trees, which need low seasonal temperatures to produce seeds, could disappear from the namesake Southern California park. -- Beaches, wetlands and picnic areas at Point Reyes National Seashore could be inundated as sea levels rise between 2 and 4.7 feet. -- Less snow and more rain could mean earlier, longer and more frequent dry spells for Yosemite Falls. -- Fewer foggy days in Muir Woods and Redwood National Park could limit the growth of sequoias. The 34-page report relied on weather modeling and greenhouse gas data from the California Climate Change Center, U.S. National Park Service, U.S. Geological Survey and UC San Diego, among others. In addition to Tuesday's report, the group has studied climate change impacts on parks across Virginia and in several states in the Western United States. One of Saunders' most staggering conclusions is that the glaciers in Montana's Glacier National Park could melt in the next two decades. Tuesday's findings echo those outlined by others, including researchers in the Bay Area, the U.S. government and the United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. In fact, many scientists long involved in those efforts now believe Earth's atmosphere is warming even more quickly than thought just a few years ago. Measuring impacts A California Energy Commission paper last year concluded that the state is already experiencing measurable impacts because of climate change, including more frequent, longer and larger wildfires, a warming Lake Tahoe, a shorter winter rainy season, and falling snowpack levels. Both studies contend climate change poses grave threats to California's economy. Visitors to California's national parks, for instance, spend about $1.2 billion each year. Climate change also has taken on political urgency this fall, as California voters will decide next week the fate of AB32, the state's landmark 2006 measure that intends to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 25 percent by 2020, returning them to 1990 levels. Opponents want to freeze the regulations with Proposition 23, saying moving forward with limits on greenhouse gases will stifle job growth in California amid a sluggish economy. Supporters insist AB32's policies will boost a burgeoning green technology industry and stave off some of the most devastating effects of climate change. Regardless of the election's outcome, most experts agree that the pollution humans have pumped into the air for generations will be with us for some time. "Even a scenario that drastically curtails emissions of greenhouse gases may still lead to undesirable trends in warming and sea level rise," the energy commission report stated i rly need help :P please thanks :)
Physics problem? The tallest Sequoia sempervirens tree in California's Redwood National park is 111 m tall. Suppose an object is thrown downward from the top of that tree with a certain initial velocity. If that object reaches the ground in 3.80 s, what is the object's initial velocity?
Jon and Kate plus 8 watchers? My grandma is kind of crazy... She's been taking a sleeping pill to help her sleep for years now and it's only supposed to be used for 6 months. So she's kind of always in a dream. She told me that she saw a Jon and Kate plus 8 episode and Jon, Kate, Mady and Cara went to the Redwood National Park. Niether I or any of my relatives have seen this episode, and let me tell ya, I have seen nearly all the episodes. Tell me, is this just another dream of hers?
Help with Physics math!? The tallest Sequoia sempervirens tree in California's Redwood National Park is 111 m tall. Suppose an object is thrown downward from the top of that tree with a certain initial velocity. If the object reaches the ground in 3.80 seconds, what is the objects initial velocity? I don't know what formula to use on this. Please help?
Petri dish for climate change? The ice fields at Glacier Naitonal Park? Namesake plants at Joshua Tree National Park? The big trees at Redwood National Park? From the article linked below: "We have species that have very narrow habitats -- wolverine, pika, cutthroat trout," said Glenn Plumb, Yellowstone's chief of resources, adding that those animals are already stressed by invasive species of plants and animals." A good read and food for thought. Care to share yours? http://www.latimes.com/news/nation-and-world/la-na-yellowstone6-2009dec06,0,6081255.story
I need help with some mathematical word problems? -sigh- no matter how easy it may be, I am awful at word problems. Is there any website that can help or something? Hee is an example: On a trip from Death Valley National Park to Redwood National Park, the Sampson family wants to travel 420 miles in 8 hours of driving. What must be their average rate of speed? I need to form and solve an inequality for this problem. I can easily solve inequalities, but I cannot form them out of word problems. I don't know why, but I just can't. Explain please? =/ Yeah, that's what i thought, but it says to make an inequaliy. oh well.
1st time traveling to west of USA (SF, LA, LV & Colorado)? Hi, this would be my first time traveling to the west of USA, and I need some help. I would have 4 whole weeks in total, and would like to cover the 4 main locations (SF, LA, LV & Colorado). I would be coming from St. Louis. In Colorado, I would like to visit the yellowstone. In SF, I would want to travel up north to redwood national park. In LV, I would like to visit the Grand Canyon. It will just be 2 of us traveling in total. So, 1. How much time should I allocate for each of the 4 main locations (SF, LA, LV & Colorado)? 2. What is the best way to travel from one main location to the other? ( I would probably be taking a flight from St. Louis to Colorado, and then another flight from colorado to one of the 3 locations)?
Physics Homework please help, I Think I Have The Equation Set Up Need Help Solving? 10 points!? Physics Homework please help, I Think I Have The Equation Set Up Need Help Solving? Physics Homework please help, I Think I Have The Equation Set Up Need Help Solving? The tallest tree in california's Redwood National Park is 111m tall. Suppose an object is thrown downward from the top of that tree with a certain intital velocity. If the object reaches the ground in 3.80s DeltaY= -111m DeltaT = 3.80s G= -9.81 -111m=Vi3.80s+.5(-9.81)(-111)2 18 minutes ago - 4 days left to answer.
Physics Homework please help, I Think I Have The Equation Set Up Need Help Solving? Physics Homework please help, I Think I Have The Equation Set Up Need Help Solving? The tallest tree in california's Redwood National Park is 111m tall. Suppose an object is thrown downward from the top of that tree with a certain intital velocity. If the object reaches the ground in 3.80s DeltaY= -111m DeltaT = 3.80s G= -9.81 -111m=Vi3.80s+.5(-9.81)(-111)2 18 minutes ago - 4 days left to answer.
I need help with this physics problem please.? 1. The John Hancock Center in Chicago is the tallest building in the United States in which there are residential apartments. The Hancock Center is 343 m tall. Suppose a resident accidentally causes a chunk of ice to fall from the roof. What would be the velocity of the ice as it hits the ground? Neglect air resistance. 2. Brian Berg of Iowa built a house of card 4.88m tall. Suppose Berg throws a ball from the ground level with a velocity of 9.98m/s straight up. What is the velocity of the ball as it first passes the top of the card house? 3. The sears Tower in Chicago is 443 m tall. suppose a book is dropped from the top of the building. what would be the book;s velocity at a point 221 m above the ground? Neglect air resistance. 4. The tallest roller coaster in the world is the Desperado in Nevada. It has a lift height of 64m. If an archer shoots an arrow straight up in the air and the arrow passes the top of the roller coaster 3.0 s after the arrow is shot what the initial speed of the arrow? 5. The tallest sequoia semiprecious tree in Californian's redwood national park is 111 m tall. Suppose an abject is thrown downward from the top of the tree with a certain initial velocity. If the object reaches the ground in 3.80s, what is the objects initial velocity? 6. the westin stamford hotel in Detroit is 228 m tall. If a worker on the roof drops a sandwich, how long does it take the sandwich to hit the ground, assuming there is no air resistance? How would air resistance affect the answer? 7. A man named Bungkas climbed a palm tree in 1970 and built himself a nest there. In 1994 he was still up there, and he had not left the tree for 24 years. Suppose Bungkas asks a villager for a newspaper, which is thrown to him straight up with an initial speed of 12.0 m/s. When Bungkas catches the newspaper from his nest, the newspaper's velocity is 3.0 m/s, directed upward. From this information, find the height at which the nest was built. Assume that the newspaper is thrown from height of 1.50m above the ground. 8. Rob Colley set a record in "pole-sitting" when he spent 42 days in a barrel at the top of a flagpole with a height of 43m. Suppose a friend wanting to deliver an ice-cream sandwich to colley throws the ice cream straight up with just enough speed to reach the barrel. How long does it take the ice-cream sandwich to reach the barrel? 9. A common flea is recorded to have jumped as high as 21cm. Assuming that the jump is entirely in the vertical direction and that air resistance is insignificant, calculate the time it take the flea to reach a height of 7.0 cm
Easy Math Problem... Help!!? The thing is I'm not good with word problems... I can solve it once it's in a inequality. Heres the word problem... On a Trip from Death Valley National Park to Redwood National, the sampson family wants to travel at least 420 miles in 8 hours of driving. What must be their average rate of speed? You dont need to slove it just convert it. Thanks :D
help big big favor. 20 points explain inside!? yes I will give you 20 points this is how If you do this for me I will give you 20 points what you do is I will give you 10 points for this question I ask then I will ask another question and you just click on my face go to my questions and I will put help big big favor part two then just write any thing and I will click whoever I gave best answer on my other question. thanks here is the question: The United States and Canada have an abundance of natural resources, including lakes, rivers, and mountains. While many natural resources are used economically, some areas of both countries have been designated as national parks. These parks protect the wildlife and natural resources of a large area while providing a place for people to relax and enjoy recreational activities. Select a national park from the list below: • Banff National Park (Alberta, Canada) • Wapusk National Park (Manitoba, Canada) • Prince Edward Island National Park (Prince Edward Island, Canada) • Kluane National Park (Yukon, Canada) • Quttinirpaaq National Park (Nunavut, Canada) • Redwood National and State Park (Del Norte and Humboldt counties, California) • City of Rocks National Reserve (Almo, Idaho) • Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve (Bettles, Alaska) • Hawaii Volcanoes National Park (Hilo, Hawaii) • Dry Tortugas National Park (Key West, Florida) Research your chosen national park. Be sure to note the following information: •physical features and noteworthy landmarks •wildlife found in the national park •vegetation •tourist facilities To get started, you may want to visit one of these Web sites to find your national park: • National Parks of Canada •National Park Service Be sure to consult as many resources as possible about your national park. After completing your research, design a travel brochure to encourage families to visit your national park. Your travel brochure should include: • a cover page with a picture or drawing representing the national park • written information about physical features, wildlife, and vegetation found in the national park • information about notable features and 'must see' things in the national park • information about tourist facilities, including operating hours and programs Your travel brochure will be graded according to the following criteria: • a cover page that clearly indicates the national park • detailed, interesting, and complete information is provided for your national park • all written requirements can be found in the brochure • brochure is made with great care, including images that strongly represent the park and writing that is free of spelling and grammatical errors thanks so much!!!!
What To Pack For Vacation Please Answer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!? okay next week im going shopping for stuff for vacation and what should i get?????? im going to the Redwood Forest National Park what is it like there? what should i pack for- shoes? clothes? makeup? hair? anything else??? anything will help!!! im a 12 year old girl!!!
Big Sur, CA? I'm just wondering if the Big Sur area of California has the same giant redwoods as Redwoods National Park does? I'm going to be out there in a couple months, and it would be easier to make a stop in Big Sur on my way from San Fransisco to San Diego then it would be to drive 3 or 4 hours north of 'Frisco to the national park.
Have you heard of Abu Ghraib? Or seen GITMO, or watched The Yes Men, Or read about the CFR. Did you know the United Nations(Why not the united states of america???!) has control of Yellowstone, The grand canyon, the Redwoods national park. Whats in food aditives, or do you need to be a doctor to learn about what america eats? If cannabis leads to hard drugs that cause crime, then if twinkies lead to lard that causes obesity should they be illegal? Do you know what U.S. Patent #5676977 is, because as far as i know, you can't spend 50,000 dollars on a patent that doesn't work. Do plants breath in carbon dioxide which al gore claims is heating the earth, though water vapor is the biggest green house gas and the earth has been warmer. Do some contrails dissapear in minutes while others linger for hours? What was Northwoods? Does the CIA smuggle drugs are we in for a police state what percentage of the worlds prisoners does 5% of the world population have? OK I SAID IT HAVE FUN POINTING OUT THAT I'M AN IDIOT OR SHEEP? OK well what does fluoride do for brain function, how many people die each year from pharmacueticals puposefully and accidentally is that higher than illegal drug deaths where does the asbestos that was never removed from the twin towers go(it certainly wasn't in that big dust cloud?) or the mercury or the radiation but oh no now i sound like a conspiracy theorist is there another word i can use so you won't compartmentalize it and ignore or is the word compartmentalize compartmentalized has anyone ever died from aspartame is there any justification for killing innocent people (or how about throwing a puppy off a cliff he showed how nice some troops really are have you seen riot police using torture holds, tazers on peaceful protests what is an E-4b plane what can it do why have thousands of children recalled past lives how come we have a president who was in a secret society that america is not allowed to know what went on there yet FBI spies on peace groups OK well what does fluoride do for brain function, how many people die each year from pharmacueticals puposefully and accidentally is that higher than illegal drug deaths where does the asbestos that was never removed from the twin towers go(it certainly wasn't in that big dust cloud?) or the mercury or the radiation but oh no now i sound like a conspiracy theorist is there another word i can use so you won't compartmentalize it and ignore or is the word compartmentalize compartmentalized has anyone ever died from aspartame is there any justification for killing innocent people (or how about throwing a puppy off a cliff he showed how nice some troops really are have you seen riot police using torture holds, tazers on peaceful protests what is an E-4b plane what can it do why have thousands of children recalled past lives how come we have a president who was in a secret society that america is not allowed to know what went on there yet FBI spies on peace groups if a click hasn't gone off in your head please do us all a favor and get that Veri chip implanted in your arm, maybe a labotomy(whats that for?), or just plain ol live and let live. If you don't want to let live then how do you deserve it? to answerer #2: obviously, i'm not being specific, and i assume you know no more than i do in this mess of corrupt government. "AN INTERNATIONAL BIOSPHERE RESERVE." This means that, under the United Nations Biodiversity Treaty, a precious resource_owned by American citizens for over 200 years_has been turned over to the UN's bureaucrats for control. Yes, you and I will continue to pay taxes for the maintenance and upkeep of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. But we no longer own it. Now, the UN has ultimate jurisdiction. This alone is startling evidence that the once independent nation-state known as the United States of America is going out with a whimper and not a bang. Our sovereignty is coming to an end. The food aditives? yes I can be more specific: Aspartame, Nitrates, Monosodium Glutimate(MSG), synthetic food dyes, fluoride in tap water. I think the reasoning of putting non-violent pot smokers in jail is flawed reasoning(but maybe thats a part of my flaw you're good) Actually the Aids patent is still patented you made that up go to the U.S. patent website. Sorry smart one but plants do absorb carbon dioxide and emit oxygen, otherwise we wouldnt be here. Go ahead and look at some chemtrail pictures thats all i'm sayin. Northwoods didn't work, BUT DOES THAT MAKE IT OKAY WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU TRYING TO JUSTIFY GOVERNMENT SPONSORED TERROR? here's your last part: The CIA has smuggled drugs and has gotten into trouble for doing so. Your question about world prisoners makes no sense. Can you rephrase it? yea U.S. population is 5% of the worlds U.S. prison population: 30% of worlds prisoners(is something off?) And for finishing because thats a part of your compartmentalization to call me schizophrenic, i'm going to assume you're a dik Wow. man you just made my point for me when people really do look into it. heh its kinda cool though wheres the yahoo forum at? Heres some documentaries for your "entertainment" Ghosts Of Abu Ghraib Ruby Ridge Documentary Conspiracy Of Silence One Nation Under Siege The Corporation The Fog of War Why We Fight Occupation 101 Suspect Nation In Lies We Trust The U. S. vs. John Lennon Sir! No Sir!-The Gi Revolt The War On Democracy Gitmo: The New Rules of War COINTELPRO:The FBI's War on Black America The Yes Men John Pilger-The New Rulers of The World Hacking Democracy OUTFOXED:Rupert Murdoch's War on Journalism Dick Cheney:The Unauthorized Biography How Arnold Won the West The Weather Underground Power of Nightmares 1 Power of Nightmares 2 Power of Nightmares 3 The Hour of Our Time Gladiator Days The Energy Non-Crisis Alaskan oil reserves UnConstitutional - The War On Our Civil Liberties Riddles In Stone - Secret Architechture of Washington D. C. The Iron Triangle - The Carlyle Group Exposed The Bilderberg Group - Secret Rulers Of The World
Help!! if you want ten points answer plz....? I need a list of wildlife found in ( RedWood National State park) and vegatation in the park, So I would really appreaciate it if you gave me a website that has that information. or if you told me a long list of what kind of wildlife was in the park. either of those would work. thanks for your help.
Natural wonders of the united states? Okay so we all know that yellowstone, the grand canyon, glacier bay, sedona, redwood forest, crater lake and bryce canyon national park are considered the wonders of the united states. But what do you all consider to be the natural wonders?
What has more amazing scenic areas, Sequoia Natl. Park or Redwoods National Park? I can only go to one.? I am going to San Francisco & Yosemite. I have time to drive to either Sequoi or Redwoods. In either case I would only go for 1 day, no long hikes, just short trails. Which one should I go to?
Does this SPANISH paragraph make sense? Can someone with good Spanish grammar skills proofread this paragraph please? Mi familia y yo fuimos a un viaje al Redwood National Park hace dos veranos. Este fue el mejor viaje que he pasado jamas, porque mi familia entera fue. El primer dia fuimos a ver los arboles grandes de la Secoya. Despues, fuimos a nuestro campamento y el conjunto arriba nuestras tiendas. Entonces jugamos junto al rio y comimos sandia. En la noche nos sentamos alrededor del fuego y comimos malvaviscos. Al dia siguiente fuimos de excursion en un rastro. Una vez que llegamos a la cima del rastro nosotros y el conjunto arriba una merienda campestre. Habia un paisaje hermoso. Despues que nosotros comimos volvimos al campamento y nos relajamos. Esa noche antes de irnos tuvimos una cena grande. Al dia siguiente todos nos levanta mos temprano y empacamos nuestro material en la camioneta. Este viaje fue uno de los mejores que mi familia ha pasado porque todos tuvimos un gran tiempo.
Spanish speakers who know proper grammar!! Please read over this and give feedback!? Please read over this paragraph and tell me if the sentences have the correct tenses, correct vocabulary, and overall make sense. Please give me clear feedback on what I should change and correct. Mi familia y yo pasaron un viaje al Redwood National Park acerca de dos veranos hace. Esto era el mejor viaje yo he pasado jamas porque mi familia entera fue. El primer dia que fuimos a ver los arboles grandes de la Secoya. Despues, fuimos a nuestro camping y el conjunto arriba nuestras tiendas. Entonces jugamos junto al rio y comimos la sandia. En tiempo de noche que nosotros nos sentamos alrededor del fuego y comimos malvaviscos. Al dia siguiente nosotros fuimos de excursion en un rastro. Una vez que nosotros llegamos a la cima del rastro nosotros paramos y el conjunto arriba una merienda campestre. Habia el paisaje hermoso. Despues que nosotros comimos volvimos al acampe el sitio y relajamos. Esa noche era nuestro anoche antes dejamos tan tuvimos una cena grande.
Spanish speakers PLEASE READ THIS!? Please read over this paragraph and tell me if the sentences have the correct tenses, correct vocabulary, and overall make sense. Please give me clear feedback on what I should change and correct. Mi familia y yo pasaron un viaje al Redwood National Park acerca de dos veranos hace. Esto era el mejor viaje yo he pasado jamas porque mi familia entera fue. El primer dia que fuimos a ver los arboles grandes de la Secoya. Despues, fuimos a nuestro camping y el conjunto arriba nuestras tiendas. Entonces jugamos junto al rio y comimos la sandia. En tiempo de noche que nosotros nos sentamos alrededor del fuego y comimos malvaviscos. Al dia siguiente nosotros fuimos de excursion en un rastro. Una vez que nosotros llegamos a la cima del rastro nosotros paramos y el conjunto arriba una merienda campestre. Habia el paisaje hermoso. Despues que nosotros comimos volvimos al acampe el sitio y relajamos. Esa noche era nuestro anoche antes dejamos tan tuvimos una cena grande.
Which California National Forest would be great for camping? I live In Los Angeles California and my friends and I are planning a camping trip in April. I just want to hear some of your opinions about the National Forests. What are your experiences at these places. We really do not care how far we drive, we just want a good feeling of adventure. We like Redwood National Forest because of the huge ancient Redwood trees, but we are wondering if there are any other places that are just as nice. I am sure all the parks Have there beauty. So I would appreciate if i can get your experiences in any of these parks for those that have been camping there before. We will be camping with Tents just the stereotypical camping scenario, nothing fancy.
Going to drive from Santa Barbara to SF and want to see BIG TREES.Any parks along the way? Also Driving from SF to Lake Tahoe. Maybe some that way? Or is it better to go north of SF to Redwood National Forest?
More questions? 1. In the 1700s, missionaries from this country established missions along California's coast. (5 Letter word) 2. The San Gabriel and San Bernadino Mountains run east-west, and are part of this mountain range. (10 Letter word) 3. This island in San Francisco Bay was once a famous prison. 4. The name of the mountain ranges closest to Redwood National Forest. 5. This central California valley is famous for its vineyards. 6. The country's largest desert. 7. The Spanish word for the California mainland above Baja California. 8. This is the name of a central California valley and the surrounding National Park, which are both found in the Sierra Nevada. 9. what the 49ers were looking for. 10. San Francisco Bay separates San Francisco from this large city. 11. _ _ _ _ Tahoe, on the California Nevada border, is one of the deepest in the country. 12.Army officer John _ _ _ _ _ _ _ was an explorer. In 1843, he and scout Kit Carson crossed the Sierra Nevada. 13. "El _ _ _ _ _ _ Real" (the royal road) was an 18th -century path that connected Spanish missions along the California coast. 14. The _ _ _ _ _ _ Sea is a large, inland sea in the Colorado Desert of southern California. It formed in 1905 by the flooding of the Colorado River. 15. The Farallon _ _ _ _ _ _ _ are off the coast of San Francisco. 16. The immense Sierra Redwood tree is also called the _ _ _ _ _ Sequoia. 17. Spanish conqueror Hernando _ _ _ _ _ _ was the first explorer to use the word "California" Person that answers the most questions get best answer
which would be better for a roadtrip through the midwest and westcoast? ok so my family and i are taking a road trip from south Texas to Washington... we are planning on driving so we can hit some hot spots like the Big bend, Grand canyon, Yellowstone, Redwood, Yosemite, Arches National park etc. we are going to Washington so see a family member, but since none of us have gotten to do go anywhere really exciting, we decided going to these places would make it a more memorable family vacay... but one thing we cant decide yet is if we should rent 2 RV'S so we dont have to pay for hotels, but double up on gas... or go with some 15 passenger vans.. so we save on gas (ya right) but have to pay for hotels... what would some of you do? thanks!!!
What is so great about the USA, "The Greatest Nation on Earth"? Is it the incredible natural attractions like The Rockies and Mount Rushmore, in my wife's home state of South Dakota that you love? Or is it the unique man made wonders like Las Vegas & Hollywood that show the greatness of America? I added a poll on the bottom of today's blog, and Glacier National Park, The Rockies and Mount Rushmore have absolutely NO votes yet, as of 8 pm EST. So far Grand Canyon is tied with the Bush Adminstration with 4 picks each...with the Redwood Forest just behind with 3 votes, followed by "the five Great Lakes" with 2. Yellowstone and Las Vegas have one vote each. Just for fun, put in your "2 points worth" at the bottom of today's blog, or comment on a wonder I've overlooked. Click on... http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-ISngy3A9bqulHVeLd5G2JKpsN.kz7g--?cq=1&tag=usa%27s_greatest_%22wonder%22 have YOUR say!
Why do conservatives oppose conservation? When he was Governor of California, Ronald Reagan worked to remove the giant redwood from the protected list so they could be clearcut. He insisted that most of the pollution in the forest actually came from the trees, and when challenged pointed at all the needles and cones on the forest floor. When he was President he appointed James Watt to cabinet to dismantle the EPA and sell off mineral rights in national parks. Reagan claimed to be a conservative, but what did he conserve? Now his spiritual successors are screaming against any pollution control at all, and raging at anybody who gives any credence to environmentalists.
Is it possible to do a "green" roadtrip? My green credentials were recently called into question because of a blurb in my Yahoo bio saying I loved roadtrips. What I meant was that I travel to places like Kings Canyon National Park, Death Valley, northern California redwood grooves, Anza -Borrego State Park -- places where you can't take the train, or a bus unless you're on a group tour -- and if you've ever travelled on a bus you know they're not "green!" -- and hitchhiking is illegal and would be cumbersome with all my gear. Sometimes a friend or two comes along, and of course we carpool! Rather than add to the bio, I deleted the reference, but I love to visit our wildlands and yet I do want to be green in doing so. My car gets above-average gas milage, I don't take lots of side trips, and once I get there I'm using my own two feet to get around. But is there anything else I can do to make my road trips "green?"
WEST COAST must sees and dont sees? Hi In less than two weeks, we are leaving for a trip. Our driving plan is this - go down Interstate 5 from Northern Washington to Anaheim California where we will spend some time at Disney. Then we will head to Big Sur via Hwy 101 and Hwy 1. We will stop at Solvang and Mendocino. From Big Sur we will go to Carmel and Monterey, then San Francisco and the Redwood National Recreation Area in Northern California. From there, we will stay on the coast stopping in to visit the Dinosaur Park (?) and the Sand Dunes. Continuing the coast to Astoria then back to Interstate 5 for a fast dash home. My question comes to this. Along this pathway, do you have any suggestions for places to STOP AND SEE???? We have 2 children (10 and 12) in our traveling party along with an elementary teacher. Have you toured the Dunes? Do you have any reccomendations? Do you have any words as to places to AVOID?
triginometry, need help asap =(? 1) A 5 metre ladder is leaning against a wall. The distance from the wall to the bottom of the ladder is 1.125 metres. Calculate the angle the ladder makes with the ground 2) The length of a rectangle is 36 cm and the diagonal makes an angle of 40 degrees with the side. Find the width of this rectangle 3) The angle of elevation to the top of a flagpole from the ground is 60 degrees when a person stands 4.5 metres from the pole. How high is this flagpole? 4) From a point 150 metres from a building, the angle of elevation to the top of the building is 52 degrees. How high is the building? 5) The most massive living thing on earth today is a California redwood tree named "General Sherman" in Sequoia National Park. The tree is 85 metres high, measures 25 metres around the base and its bark is 60 cm thick. What is the angle of elevation to the top of the tree if you are standing 120 metres away from the tree? 6) In a square the diagonals are congruent and bisect each other at right angles. Calculate the length of a diagonal if the length of one of the sides is 16 cm.
what is something you have always wanted to do but havent? for me it would be more world travel and i want to take the train across the usa coast to coast so you can see the whole nation i love trains i took one to the redwoods once best trip ever beautiful i also want to go to all the national parks now how about you
Why are parks and forest in southern California so ugly? Like the Angeles National Forest. It's not a forest. It's filled with shrub, rocks, dried sand. It's ugly. Trees in southern california are ugly. you have to go to northern california to see those beautiful redwoods.
Please help me decide which of the campsites is the best? im planning a camping trip to sequoia national park. i cant decide which campsites i want to stay at. which one would you recommend if i wanted scenic views, walking distance to river/lake, and good camping experience?=> choices are: 1)quaking aspen 2)lodgepole 3)redwood meadows 4)camp 9 lakeside (lake isabella) 5)buckeye flat 6)potwisha 7)aspen meadow 8) or if you have something else in mind, please tell me. ive never been camping so any advice would help. thank you in advance!
Washington, Oregon and California!? My family and I live in Washington and are all going to be Traveling to California by car. We want to visit a few places on the way and so far we want to go to Crater Lake and The Redwood forest. What are some other places we can go? Any fun small towns or other national parks, fish hatchery's, Lakes, Museums that would be interesting to visit? Oh and some nice but not too expensive hotels we can stay at or Bed and Breakfasts? Thanks!
Need help planning my road trip? My dad and I are driving from northwestern Pennsylvania to the Pacific Northwest and back this summer and are looking for places/things to see. We already plan to see the obvious places like Badlands, Mt. Rushmore, Devils Tower, Yellowstone, Grand Tetons, Glacier NP, Seattle, Oregon Coast, Redwoods and Rocky Mountain NP. What are some of the lesser known places (state parks, national parks, or anything that's just plain weird) and good scenic routes that aren't to far out of the way? Also, we have about 3 to 3 1/2 weeks, give or take, to do this trip so we are trying to save as much time as possible. Is it better to start the trip with a lot of driving (I-80 west towards Denver, then to redwood, head up the coast towards seattle, then take I-90 as the major route heading back, stopping at glacier, yellowstone and badlands) or should we go the opposite way (I-90 to badlands, to yellowstone, and so on) and put the pedal to the metal coming home? Is there really a difference between the two interstates? Is one more pleasant to drive than another? Does one have more of a 'going out west' type of feel than another? Or are they generally about the same? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
"Why does God allow so much joy and happiness and prosperity in the World?" ? If Hitler and Stalin and Mao's evil "prove" that God can't exist, then do Bach and Michelangelo and Shakespeare and Beethoven prove that God does? Why does God allow Glacier National Park? Yosemite? Grand Canyon? Chocolate? Donuts? Music? Deep dish pizza? What kind of God created a world with sunsets, and rainbows and redwoods and diamonds and long white beaches with clear blue water? Why does God allow people to fall in love? Why does God allow us to make great art? What about all the billions of children that aren't sick and who's parents love and care for them? How can this be? Nero... HUMANS made the Grand Canyon? Who got the contract for that? Haliburton? and which company makes the redwoods and the sunsets? Industrial Light and Magic? And where do humans get their appreication of beauty from? What kind of God would create a being with an inherant appreication for beauty, and a world full of beauty to appreciate?
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