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El poderoso ejército mexicano!💪🏻 #viralvideo #trending #shorts #sedena #semar #soldado 08/11/2024

El poderoso ejército mexicano!💪🏻 #viralvideo #trending #shorts #sedena #semar #soldado

Itinerary for the best West Coast road trip that I’ve ever taken—which was to start with Yosemite and just follow the Sierra north into the Cascades of Oregon and Washington, visiting the coast and a handful of the more remarkable parks and places along the route. We went to all of these places between August 17th and September 4th of last year, which was a really nice time of year to go. Road tripping made for an awesome way to see some of the famous sights in Northern California and the Pacific Northwest, and to hit a lot of great trails and campgrounds as well. But the best part is that there are also a ton of hidden gems to explore along the way, outside of the parks. It’s a beautiful drive the whole way, too. Our itinerary, including the five highlights mentioned in this reel, looked something like this: California: -Yosemite -Lake Tahoe -Lassen Volcanic National Park -Burney Falls -Mount Shasta Oregon: -Klamath Falls Area -Crater Lake -Bend Area -Canon Beach/OR Coast -Trillium Lake/Mt. Hood -Hood River -Multnomah Falls/Portland Washington: -Mount Rainier -Alpine Lakes Wilderness -North Cascades -Mt. Baker It’s probably 20 plus hours of total driving to do this whole trip, which is why I’d recommend 3 weeks or more if possible. If you don’t mind tacking on a little more, it’s also worth driving out to Redwood National Park in Northern California, and Olympic National Park in between visiting Rainier and the North Cascades. Between the wildlife, scenery, and so many good hikes, it’s probably one of the best ways that I can think of to spend a few weeks or a full month traveling the West Coast. As always, feel free to message me or comment for itineraries or recommendations. 15/10/2024

Itinerary for the best West Coast road trip that I’ve ever taken—which was to start with Yosemite and just follow the Sierra north into the Cascades of Oregon and Washington, visiting the coast and a handful of the more remarkable parks and places along the route. We went to all of these places between August 17th and September 4th of last year, which was a really nice time of year to go. Road tripping made for an awesome way to see some of the famous sights in Northern California and the Pacific Northwest, and to hit a lot of great trails and campgrounds as well. But the best part is that there are also a ton of hidden gems to explore along the way, outside of the parks. It’s a beautiful drive the whole way, too. Our itinerary, including the five highlights mentioned in this reel, looked something like this: California: -Yosemite -Lake Tahoe -Lassen Volcanic National Park -Burney Falls -Mount Shasta Oregon: -Klamath Falls Area -Crater Lake -Bend Area -Canon Beach/OR Coast -Trillium Lake/Mt. Hood -Hood River -Multnomah Falls/Portland Washington: -Mount Rainier -Alpine Lakes Wilderness -North Cascades -Mt. Baker It’s probably 20 plus hours of total driving to do this whole trip, which is why I’d recommend 3 weeks or more if possible. If you don’t mind tacking on a little more, it’s also worth driving out to Redwood National Park in Northern California, and Olympic National Park in between visiting Rainier and the North Cascades. Between the wildlife, scenery, and so many good hikes, it’s probably one of the best ways that I can think of to spend a few weeks or a full month traveling the West Coast. As always, feel free to message me or comment for itineraries or recommendations.

The National Park Service is celebrating its birthday- it was created on August 25, 1916. 🎉 After we visited the 63 designated “National Parks” we realized that we’d barely scratched the surface. Over the last 108 years, the NPS has grown into more than 400 national park sites, all of them showcasing and protecting someplace unique. We’d love to see your comments- What are some other parks that people should visit in their lifetime? #npsbirthday #nationalparkservice #nationalparks 15/10/2024

The National Park Service is celebrating its birthday- it was created on August 25, 1916. 🎉 After we visited the 63 designated “National Parks” we realized that we’d barely scratched the surface. Over the last 108 years, the NPS has grown into more than 400 national park sites, all of them showcasing and protecting someplace unique. We’d love to see your comments- What are some other parks that people should visit in their lifetime? #npsbirthday #nationalparkservice #nationalparks

Details⤵️ 📌Save this list for your next North Carolina adventure and follow @anxiousmissadventures for more NC hiking trails and outdoorsy content. 1️⃣Grandfather Mountain State Park 🚘30 minutes from Boone, NC 🚘1:25 from Asheville, NC 🚘2:30 from Greenville, SC 🚘2:10 from Charlotte, NC ✨Hike the Grandfather Trail (strenuous and involves ladders), walk the swinging bridge, see Forest Gump Curve, and visit the otters, bears, and other animals. 💲20/adult and $10 for kids ages 4-12 2️⃣Gorges State Park 🚘1:20 from Asheville, NC 🚘1:25 from Greenville, SC 🚘40 minutes from Highlands, NC 🚘3 hours from Charlotte, NC ✨Visit the waterfalls: Rainbow Falls, Upper Bearwallow Falls, and Turtleback Falls. 💲No entry fee 3️⃣Chimney Rock 🚘40 minutes from Asheville, NC 🚗1:15 from Greenville, SC 🚗2 hours from Charlotte, NC ✨See Hickory Nut Falls, hike Exclamation Point, see the views from Chimney Rock, and explore Gneiss Cave. 💲$17/adult and $8/kid, 2 and under are free 🐾Dog friendly, must be on a leash 🕝Hours are seasonal, but currently open 08:30-17:30 #stateparks #visitstateparks #usaparks #chimneyrock #chimneyrockstatepark #grandfathermountain #grandfathermountainstatepark #gorgesstatepark #hikingnc #visitnc #southeasttravel #travelnc #adventurenc #southerntravels #carolina #northcarolinawaterfall 10/10/2024

Details⤵️ 📌Save this list for your next North Carolina adventure and follow @anxiousmissadventures for more NC hiking trails and outdoorsy content. 1️⃣Grandfather Mountain State Park 🚘30 minutes from Boone, NC 🚘1:25 from Asheville, NC 🚘2:30 from Greenville, SC 🚘2:10 from Charlotte, NC ✨Hike the Grandfather Trail (strenuous and involves ladders), walk the swinging bridge, see Forest Gump Curve, and visit the otters, bears, and other animals. 💲20/adult and $10 for kids ages 4-12 2️⃣Gorges State Park 🚘1:20 from Asheville, NC 🚘1:25 from Greenville, SC 🚘40 minutes from Highlands, NC 🚘3 hours from Charlotte, NC ✨Visit the waterfalls: Rainbow Falls, Upper Bearwallow Falls, and Turtleback Falls. 💲No entry fee 3️⃣Chimney Rock 🚘40 minutes from Asheville, NC 🚗1:15 from Greenville, SC 🚗2 hours from Charlotte, NC ✨See Hickory Nut Falls, hike Exclamation Point, see the views from Chimney Rock, and explore Gneiss Cave. 💲$17/adult and $8/kid, 2 and under are free 🐾Dog friendly, must be on a leash 🕝Hours are seasonal, but currently open 08:30-17:30 #stateparks #visitstateparks #usaparks #chimneyrock #chimneyrockstatepark #grandfathermountain #grandfathermountainstatepark #gorgesstatepark #hikingnc #visitnc #southeasttravel #travelnc #adventurenc #southerntravels #carolina #northcarolinawaterfall

LOS NIÑOS, JÓVENES, ADULTOS Y ANCIANOS TE LLORAN. 02/10/2024

LOS NIÑOS, JÓVENES, ADULTOS Y ANCIANOS TE LLORAN. Diste tu juventud, madurez y vejez por el pueblo, aunque los clasistas no te querían, te extrañan también.Siempre estarás en nuestro corazón.GRACIAS ANDRÉS M...

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