The Grand Teton National Park
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- Written by: Mazard Lilou
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The moment I entered into the Grand Teton national Park, I was surprised because the wide and vast spot, there was an impressive garden with outstanding structures. The swirling bird's song made me feel serene. What astonishing birds ! Behind this magnificient garden which was as Green as the trees, there was a romantic and pastoral lake. You can touch the cold clear water. This environment were so eco-systemes higly-develped, it was a deeply organic reserve. I was definitely in love of this national Park !
The Californian Sequoia National Park
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When you first enter this park,the first thing you'll notice is the ocean of huges trees in front of you.
They were standing there for many years but steal moving like a noisy crowd. But Then you'll star paying attention to the multiple leaves you walk on and their warm colors in the middle of October, those tiny curvaceous mushrooms stuck between roots. You'll take a deep breath and smell the unforgettable smell of the wood, the whistle all around you that make you remember that you're not alone. You'll understand that this place is paradoxical since you can feel lonely, calm and serene, and at the same time surrounded by something bigger than you which is songful and always moving,changing.
Alicia's article
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- Written by: Bonnin Alicia
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I personnaly went to the well-known Yosemite National Park in Nevada. It was such a peaceful place ! From the moment I arrived, I couldn't but feel the serenity of the place. I walked all morning, feeling the warmth of the sun and the flowing thin wind on my skin. I picnicked in front of the waterfalls. It was the most divine sight I've ever seen. The water had a vivid shade of blue and was circled by good-smelling multicolor flowers. The music of the waterfalls mixed with the lyrics of the birds conveyed an impression of harmony.
The Great Badlands National Park of South Dakota
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The place was located in the great Badlands National Park in South Dakota which I visited last week.
From the outside it conveyed an impression of the inside of an hourglass: as fragile and vast as sandcastles. But looking at it from this point of view made me realize that nothing can beat the feeling of seeing those pyramid-shaped mountains for the first time, it was such a surreal experience. I must say 6pm is the perfect time to take a picture like that, in fact seeing those vivid colors dripping from the sky made the atmosphere feel even lighter…
While this elongated scenery continued on for miles and miles away, I couldn’t help but feel so small as if these deep curves were enveloping me to merge with the earth.
The Arches national park
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Utah has numerous beautiful sights. But the Arches national park is definitely the prettiest. The earthy colors dominate in the curvaceous, mountainous landscape. It is rather jagged, rugged. The purest place, untainted by mankind. The best spot is of the famous Arches. During the sunset, the dramatic gradient from blue to pink is flowing, it doesn't clash with the bold fiery tones of the land. The way the Arches have formed organically reminds us of some kind of gateway to a whole new world. Away from this silent, earthy, uneven scenery to somewhere even more gorgeous. Giving the Arches a mystical feel.
Olympic National Park
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In the state of Washington is located the Olympic National Park. The Olympic National Park is a rugged and luxurious forest. The atmosphere of it was that of a medieval faity tale, it felt unreal. In the magnificent nuance of greens and earthy tones the tree branches were shieldingthe inhabitants only letting the smallest bits of light pass through. At their feet the moss thanked the branched for their services by acting as the smoothest and softest blanket. The cold and pale river created fog which conveyed and impression of mystery. I couldn't hear the birds because of the roaring waterfall.
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