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Tag Archives: BLM
Ghostly echoes in the dust and rust of Lake Valley, NM
Last weekend we had the opportunity to visit and wander amongst the dusty ruins of the of the Lake Valley ghost town in southern New Mexico. Situated on the east side of NM 27 south of Hillsboro, Lake Valley is … Continue reading
Posted in archaeology, architecture, Cars, cities, classic vehicles, deserts, fun, geography, ghost towns, government, historic preservation, history, humanity, infrastructure, land use, Mining, natural history, pictures, place names, pollution, recreation, spatial design, topography, tourism, Travel
Tagged BLM, cities, fun, geography, ghost towns, haunted, history, Lake Valley, land use, mining, New Mexico, tourism, towurism, travel
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Geography of Smokejumper bases in Canada & the USA
As nearly all of us experienced in 2023, wildfires can impact huge swaths of Canada and the United States whether it be from the fires themselves or from the accompanying smoke and haze. When a wildfire occurs, particularly in difficult … Continue reading
Posted in aerospace, air travel, airports, aviation, Canada, cities, climate change, environment, geography, history, infrastructure, logistics, Maps, mountains, natural history, nature, pictures, planning, Science, Skies, technology, topography
Tagged BLM, Canada, cities, environment, fire fighting, Forest Service, geography, history, parachuting, parattackers, planning, rapattackers, smokejumpers, wildfires
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