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    The White Mountains National Forest in New Hampshire is located within the Northeast Mountains region of the major Land Resource Areas as defined by the Natural Resource Conservation Service. This area is defined by its rounded mountains and foothills as well as its mixed forest of northern hardwoods, fir and spruce. High gradient streams flow into swamps and lakes in the steep valleys. These characteristics create a unique ecosystem that provides many services for people and wildlife. Land features

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    White Mountain National Forest, New Hampshire. Contained within the White Mountains is the White Mountain National Forest, New Hampshire Maine. The 800000 acre forest is a powerful presence in the White Mountains; a vast forested and mountainous region and a refuge for visitors from all over the world. Speckled mountain and Caribou Mountain with heights of 2877 and 3343 respectively only cover about 12000 acres of the rugged ranges and magnificent slopes. Fun things to do: If you love to take landscape

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    There are 5 designated wilderness areas in the White Mountain National Forest(WMNF) which were established with the wilderness act of 1964. The wilderness act lets the government set aside public lands that are considered to be untrammeled by man and is aimed to keep these lands that way. The Act states that in wilderness areas there shall be no commercial enterprises, no permeant roads, and no motor vehicles of any kind along with no structures in the wilderness areas. Also, emissions from the surrounding

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    Hiking The White Tank Mountains and Waterfall TrailFinding the Best in Arizona < The White Tank Mountain Regional Park, Waddell, Arizona, is one of the most popular and heavily used parks in the Regional Park System.  You’ll be amazed by opportunities for hiking and biking, the nature trails, camping, horse back riding, mountains, hieroglyphics, birds, dry waterfall canyon, children’s playgrounds, picnic ramadas, handicap trails, trees, washes, Indian artifacts, and interesting rock formations

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    White Wolf Mountain is a place of mystery. The Mountain is a majestic monolith, rising above all others and overlooking the valley it created. It harbors a Power older than any living thing on Earth. The Power has grown over centuries, millennia, eons—never having been created, but having always existed. Nobody knows how it came to be, but they do know this: the Power is changing, evolving all the time. It sees all but it does not know all. The Power likes to learn. It likes to test its subjects

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    something by force you will be unhappy because you cannot make your own choice but instead have to follow rule even if you do not like it. The book portrays that when Will and his friends make the choice of running away from the Tripods to the White Mountain, the result of their choices is the freedom to think on their own without the Tripods controlling their mind. If their mind is not controlled by the Tripods they can create a plan to destroy the Tripods once and for all to free their city from

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    Capstone Proposal Introduction White Mountain Ranch is a family owned and operated business located in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains in Sedro-Woolley, WA. They organically raise Red Angus/Hereford cattle for sell to the public, as well as sell farm-inspired artistic items. Currently they rely on word of mouth networking, and the occasional local farmer’s markets to reach new customers. The Ranch would benefit greatly by having an eye-catching website that will attract people visually

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    the warm October of twenty fifteen I visited the wintry mountains of Colorado. Telluride is the name of the town. Surrounded by the San Juan Mountains just a few hours from exciting Durango, Colorado. It took me thirteen hours of driving through Texas, New Mexico, and parts of Colorado to reach my destination. When I at long last arrived, the snow was covering the streets like a white cover. The excellent setting of extraordinary mountains, pine trees, streams, and lakes was likewise cover in snow

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    of the sky. The rumbling and roaring white wave surge down the mountain side, at some point the wrinkled mountain seems to be cocoon quite whenever a right of snow covered the sky punching the mountain. During the winter season, the snow festoons the mountain peak and embalmed with the tiaras of the powdery snow, while the foot of the mountain is covered with mist in the morning. The purple sky reflected the beautiful and flaky snow that covers the mountain like a blanket while silence remains in

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    My secret place and home is Palmer, Alaska. Nothing brings me more joy in my life when I look out the airplane window as the plane flies over the Yukon Mountain ranges. At this part knowing that I am getting closer by the second. When I finally look out the window, and see Anchorage, Alaska as we descend I see the surroundings of all the mountains and all the greenery and I start to feel alive again. I feel myself shedding all my issues of my life like a snake shedding its skin and leaving it all

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