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Georgia

Curious Finds

March 6, 2017 by Rover
stacked stones on the beach

We’ve found some of the most interesting things when we weren’t looking for anything

Tags Blogger, Canada, Florida, Georgia, Nova Scotia

Franklin D Roosevelt State Park

November 14, 2016 by Rover
A man and a dog hike along a trail at FDR State Park

Franklin D Roosevelt State Park in Georgia is a great place to camp

Tags Camping, Georgia

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Whoooo are yooooo? -- I kept hearing owls while camping in Denali National Park, but I couldn't see any. Finally, on the last full day there, a bunch of people with notebooks followed a ranger through my campsite. Of course, I demanded to know what was going on. The ranger swore me to secrecy, and showed me the one spot where you could look up into the nest. This picture is the result. And, yes, I obscured the location.
I kept hearing owls while camping in Denali National Park, but I couldn't see any. Finally, on the last full day there, a bunch of people with notebooks followed a ranger through my campsite. Of course, I demanded to know what was going on. The ranger swore me to secrecy, and showed me the one spot where you could look up into the nest. This picture is the result. And, yes, I obscured the location.
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