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Hiking Trails

Tragedy Befalling Our Nations Wild Horses

by Gailstrail on January 7, 2010

Perhaps I have too tender a heart; my eyes burn and my heart aches so much that I have to take a few minutes to let the overwhelming tragedy befalling our nations wild horses reseed before I can continue.
“This week’s “gather” of some 2,500 wild horses from Nevada’s Calico Mountains marked the Bureau of Land [...]

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Lets take a long look into centuries of food industry practices. Practices which began innocently enough, but, in many instances have developed into a dark and dangerous business; endangering the planet and it’s inhabitants!
The food industry continually strives to cut costs and expenses in order to increase profit; they hypnotizie the population with their [...]

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Winter Hiking: A Dip Into Serenity

by Gailstrail on February 24, 2008

Rocky Mountain Splash

A February 2008 view of the Stratton Open Space resevoir from the Ponderosa trail. The resevoir is at the bottom of Cheyenne Mountain near the Will Rogers Sun Shrine. From a distance it looks as though the reservoir has a swirling funnel; opining up and swallowing the water. As we arrive closer we [...]

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