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For the first time in years, Mount Graham is going to be much more user-friendly for mountain bike enthusiasts, thanks to the collaborative efforts of multiple organizations.

Now that fall has arrived, it’s time for us to leave the summer fun behind and turn to our favourite autumnal activities.

FRANKLIN -- What do Franklin and Boston have in common? Besides being in the same state, they both have a connection to Founding Father Benjamin Franklin. Until now, that was it. But the list is about to get a bit longer. Franklin will soon have its own version of the Freedom Trail. But instead of a red line linking various sites of cultural and historical interest, Franklin will have ladybugs. Not the tiny kind that come out on warm days -- the ones that are two feet tall and made of fiberglas...

A giant Sequoia tree in California is still smoldering from last years Castle Fire Scientists and fire crews with the National Park Service (NPS) have discovered a smoldering Sequoia tree that is still burning from the 2020 Castle Fire in C... Posted: May 6, 2021 8:38 PM Posted By: CNN Scientists and fire crews with the National Park Service (NPS) have discovered a smoldering Sequoia tree that is still burning from the 2020 Castle Fire in California. The tree is located in the Board Camp Grov...

Already have an account? Photo: National Park Service A burn area in Sequoia National Park is still smoldering in at least one spot nine months after it first began to burn, the National Park Service (NPS) said today. In a press release, the NPS said that a group of scientists and fire personnel were surveying the site of the 2020 Castle Fire when they spotted a giant sequoia “smoldering and smoking” in a burned-over area known as the Board Camp Grove. According to the release, the burning...

A giant sequoia tree in California is still smoldering 9 months after it caught fire Joshua Yeager, Visalia Times-Delta © National Park Service Sequoia National Park officials discovered a smoldering giant sequoia tree deep in the park. They believe the tree caught fire during last summers Castle Fire, a testament to duty conditions across the Sierra. SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK, Calif. — A giant sequoia tree in Sequoia National Park is still smoldering nine months after it caug...

Sequoia tree found still smoldering from 2020 wildfire in Sequoia National Park National Park Service/Tony Caprio and last updated 2021-05-06 14:54:27-04 SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK, Calif. — Crews in California say they found a giant sequoia tree that appeared to be still smoldering from a wildfire in Sequoia National Park last year. The National Park Service (NPS) says its scientists and fire crews were surveying the effects from the 2020 Castle Fire in the park when they spotted the still-smo...

A giant sequoia 250-foot tall is still smoldering and smoking in Sequoia National Park that was burned during one of Californias catastrophic wildfires last year.  Fire management says the tree is still exhibiting the effects of the 2020 Castle Fire due to low snowfall and rain this year. The fire was sparked from a lightning strike on on August 19, 2020, which then grew and spread throughout the region - burning an estimated 270 square miles (700 square kilometers) of forest as of December. ...

Find magic on Larkspurs Dawn Falls Trail By Jan 07, 2021 The primal redwood forest that is Muir Woods is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the Bay Area. Generally mobbed with visitors, the park instated a reservation system a few years back to decrease crowds and better preserve the land. But dont worry, if youre looking for a spur-of-the-moment bit of grounding in the woods, no reservation required, there is another Marin gem that offers up similar serenity. The hik...

Bird Song of the Day The Macaulay Library seems to be have hiccups, so I hope this plays! #COVID19 At reader request, I’ve added this daily chart from 91-DIVOC. The data is the Johns Hopkins CSSE data. Here is the site. Now flirting with flattening. Looks like the Midwest did it, from the regional data, with now a little help from the Northeast. Presumably we’ll see a travel- and holiday-driven drop immediately after Christmas. I feel I’m engaging in a macabre form of tape-watching, becau...