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Alpenglow on Golden Gate Mountain, Tucson Mountain Park – Tucson, AZ
©2013 John Wanserski for Creative Juice LLCMap of Tucson Mountain Park (PDF file)
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Morning Twilight at Pusch Ridge Wilderness – Tucson, Arizona
©2012 John Wanserski for Creative Juice LLCMaps of Catalina State Park (PDF file)
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Pusch Ridge in Winter, Coronado National Forest – Tucson, Arizona
©2012 John Wanserski for Creative Juice LLCMaps of Catalina State Park (PDF file)
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Trempealeau Mountain, Perrot State Park – Trempealeau, Wisconsin
©2010 John Wanserski for Creative Juice LLCAncient Trempealeau (WI Historical Society document)
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Trempealeau Mountain, Perrot State Park – Trempealeau, Wisconsin
©2010 John Wanserski for Creative Juice LLCArchaeology in Trempealeau, Wisconsin (Mississippi Valley Archaeology Society)
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Trempealeau Mountain, Perrot State Park – Trempealeau, Wisconsin
©2010 John Wanserski for Creative Juice LLCAdventures of Nicolas Perrot (WI Historical Society, American Journeys Project)
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Hoodoos on the Catalina Highway to Mount Lemmon, Coronado National Forest – Tucson, Arizona
©2010 John Wanserski for Creative Juice LLC
Coronado National ForestDefinition of Hoodoos (Wikipedia entry)
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Video of Rib Mountain State Park – Wausau, Wisconsin
Rib Mountain rises 650 feet above the central Wisconsin flatlands. At 1,924 feet, Rib Mountain is Wisconsin’s third highest point (Timm’s Hill is the highest point, 1,951 ft.). The 1,460 acre park covers much of a monadnock (an isolated hill that rises abruptly from the surrounding plain) formed out of 1.7 billion year old metamorphic quartzite rock The Chippewa Indians called it O-pic-wun-a-se-be. The first part of the word means rib. In the 1890s the rock was mined to make sandpaper. The area became a park in 1927. The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) built trails, a campground and gazebo in the 1930s. The downhill ski runs also opened in the 1930s. There are 30 campsites and showers. Music copyright 2009, Paul Ehlers. Photographs and Slideshow copyright 2009, Creative Juice LLC.
Camping at Rib Mountain State Park (Friends of Rib Mountain State Park website)
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