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It makes it feel like fall. All the leaves we get to play in. Why mans best friend is a big fan, too. My leaves. I own the leaves. And if somebody brings a live bird to thanksgiving dinner they are up to no good. The prank that has mom petrified and dad oh so proud. My boy i love turkeys, they are hilarious. We start in glasgow, when they were hunting. Thought they heard the turkey whisperer got to work. Not bad. Theres a bunch of them. Came out like homies, like you rang . Turkey whisperer is amazing. He really starts getting into character. Hes like the daniel day louis of turkey actors. Get...

So many traditions Like High School football. Northeast and central playing for the 125th year. Northeast, riding the gravy train. Danny scott featuring central today. In new jersey, vine land and millville dating back to 1883. Vineland wins the 146th meeting, 2818. The final huddle of the season with Jeff Skversky kicks off immediately after the newscast. No cecily for football. A special thanksgiving Day High School is next. For jim gardner, melissa magee, cecily tynan, jaime jamie apodyd the entire action news team, im sharrie williams. Have a wonderful thanksgiving day and have a great nig...

Your guide to hiking trails with wildflowers this spring, including Phoenix Sonoran Preserve, Lost Dutchman and Saguaro Lake.

When it comes to public lands, Alaska is the most privileged state in the union. With more than 325 million acres of state and federal jurisdiction, there’s an endless stream of recreational opportunities up there. At the other end of the spectrum is Delaware, which has less than a thousand acres. Somewhere in between is Arizona — we rank fourth, behind Alaska, Nevada and California. Our 35 million-plus acres of public lands include state parks, national forests, wilderness areas, national monuments, national parks, national conservation areas and more.

The annual 100 Miles in 100 Days Challenge is coming up. The Parks and Recreation program challenges Maricopa County residents to explore the over 500 miles of the regional park system’s trails, and there’s even a grand prize up for grabs.Originally developed for hikers, the program is now open to runners, bikers and horseback riders. Visitors can also complete the 100-mile