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Few things in this world produce such awe as one’s first glimpse of the Grand Canyon. The mesmerized John Muir wrote, “It will seem as novel to you, as unearthly in color and grandeur and quantity of its
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This is Metropolis. This is Gotham City. This is the one all the other cities wish they were—“the only real city-city,” as Truman Capote put it. Its skyscrapers loom above canyon-like streets where some
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In the winter of 1803–1804, President Thomas Jefferson sent two Virginians, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, to lead the search for a navigable route through the American West to the Pacific Ocean,
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Tucked between the Washington coast and Canada, and with the Olympic Mountains and the Fuji-like volcanoes of the Cascades serving as its dramatic backdrop, Puget Sound is one of the most naturally majestic
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Less lofty and snowy than many other American mountain ranges, the dozen peaks of the Teton Range win America’s geologic beauty pageant as the most photogenic of them all. Often referred to as the Grand
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