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National Park Philosophy-As viewed by Steven Tyng Mather
Mather felt that the scenery should be the first criterion in establishing a park. He introduced park concessions to the national parks, allowing vending of basic amenities and necessities to park visitors, including nature study aids. Mather encouraged cooperation with the rails in order to encourage visitation to normally remote units of the National Park System, and thereby create a base of public support for the fledgling agency and its holdings with those who had seen them and gained a personal appreciation for them.

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Showing posts with label Hopi Point. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hopi Point. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 17, 2009

Perfection. TY God.

 

Patience pays off as the most surreal sunset graces my vision. A picture is worth a thousand words...but to be honest the feeling I got after putting the camera down was overwhelming. It is moments like these when we come a little closer to serenity and peace.
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Dusk

 
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The setting of the sun on the South Rim.

 

The perfect sunset shot at Hopi Point may be the hardest thing to capture to the fullest.Patience.
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Sun's going down

 

Almost that magical time at Hopi Point.
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Few hundred yards from Hopi Point.

 
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Hopi Point

 

Sun's setting now on Hopi Point
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