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KCSM Taiwan Outlook September 2, 2013 - Vimarsana News

KCSM Taiwan Outlook September 2, 2013

Moon over the mountains and what a beautiful sight it is. Hello, everybody, im huell howser. Welcome to death valley, this Huge National park, over 3. 3 million acres, where the temperature gets up to over 130 degrees in the summertime, and they have an annual rainfall rate of less than two inches. Thats not very much rain, but this year along with a lot of other places in california, because of the heavy rains weve had, death valley has been transformed into a springtime wonderland, a wonderland that has attracted hundreds of thousands if not millions of people from all over the world to see ...

Casey Nocket, aka Creepytings, banned from national parks, public lands - Vimarsana News

Casey Nocket, aka Creepytings, banned from national parks, public lands

Creepytings: Casey Nocket pleaded guilty to painting graffiti in 7 national parks, posting pictures and selfies of it on social media.

Source: upi.com
Photos Show Wildflower Superbloom Covering Death Valley in California - Vimarsana News

Photos Show Wildflower Superbloom Covering Death Valley in California

A photographer has captured spectacular photos of a rare superbloom covering the hottest place on Earth: Death Valley in California.

After storms, Death Valley is now open for kayaking - Vimarsana News

After storms, Death Valley is now open for kayaking

A temporary lake in Death Valley National Park doubled after recent rains and is now deep enough to launch a kayak. Prior to August, the lake hadn't appeared in 19 years.

Merry Christmas and Happy Memories - Vimarsana News

Merry Christmas and Happy Memories

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