The Perilous Joys of Sheer Wilderness

Bob Cotten

Jun 1

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Theodore Roosevelt and John Muir saved much of our natural heritage

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Ken

Jun 1

Yes, we are grateful!/Users/kennethschultz/Pictures/Photos Library.photoslibrary/resources/derivatives/2/2299C77B-E54B-46EF-BAA6-1708ED2584F9_1_105_c.jpeg

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Send it to NYTimes or National Geographic ♥️

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The Perilous Joys of Sheer Wilderness