Comments on: Land of the Free

By: Pat

Pat — Fri, 29 May 2009 22:14:53 +0000

Isn’t it great to know that this beautiful land is our land – in at least some placing in America? Ironically, I’m camped out today among the redwoods in a California State Park in Marin County and just read that the State of California may be closing almost all California State parks due to the budget crisis. What an outrage if they lock we the people out of our own lands over money. No just where can I get a bolt/chain cutter to open any locks they may put up on our beautiful lands. I’ll pick up my own trash and leave no trace behind – promise.

By: jonniebgood

jonniebgood — Fri, 29 May 2009 02:26:44 +0000

Wow, it must be totally rockin to experience that! The blooming flowers, the flowing rivers, trees growing out of the hills! I always feel blissful when I’m alone with nature. I think you’ve, once again, found Peace on Earth!

By: Amanda is a Traveling Photographer

Amanda is a Traveling Photographer — Sun, 24 May 2009 17:46:05 +0000

BLM land is GREAT CHOICE to spend some time exploring! I was just in Moab Utah and the BLM land vs. the parks experience was like night and day. We didn’t even go INTO arches nat. park at all, but we still saw TWO great arches ( Corona and Morning Glory ) by finding BLM trailheads to hike. We also brought atv’s are rode to some awesome arches ( gemini bridges ). It was the first time I’ve explored that area without going into the state and national parks and it was really cool! All those gems were BLM land . ~Amanda