from land to sea

 Land to Sea

and all in the middle


exploring the world is awesome, but sometimes you have to start out small.
if you can't go exploring the world or just don't know if your ready,
try exploring you're back yard or you're town maybe a National Park.

Everyone has different opinions on there favorite place and different reasonings
like mine is Oregon because of the lushness and its never to cold or hot there.
what's your favorite place?
no mater your favorite place you should still try to explore more!

A list of places you should go to:
  1. Yellowstone National Park
  2. Grand Teton National Park
  3. The keys, Florida
  4. The Green River/Any River/Snake River
  5. Spearfish, South Dakota (try tubing down spearfish creek, It's fun)

Now, did any of those sound good to you, or have you visited some of them?
either way if you want to see Bears, Bison, and Elk,  you need to visit Yellowstone.
If you want to see Sharks, lionfish, and alligators,  you need to visit Florida.
etc. etc. etc.
(if want to read my story about the keys search "The Keys" in the search bar.)
(it's not there yet, I'm still righting it.)😜

if your going to Spearfish you have to check out the fish hatchery
they hatch Brown trout, Rainbow trout, and Cut-throat trout.
they also have secret stairs that lead to an over look that allows you to see the entire hatchery!

STAY FIT: Go hiking, and keep an eye out, you might just see an animal!
also you could find free stuff like at Jenny Gulch, my dad found a $50 Bluetooth speaker!
(it still worked)
to read more about Jenny Gulch, search: "being at Jenny Gulch", in the search bar

that's it!

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