A11: Looking forward to Castillo de San Marcos and Canaveral in February during the Public Lands Alliance convention! #parkchat

A8: Going back to the previous questions with the night sky... definitely reducing light pollution. Agate has noticeably worse light domes to the northeast than it had even 7 years ago. New mining ops threaten the darkest areas of Death Valley. We're losing ground. #parkchat

A7: The sheer number of times visitors wandered into Agate Fossil Beds saying it was "the most remote park site they've ever been to".... #parkchat

A6: Always thought it would take a trip to Iceland to see and photograph the Auroras... but it ended up being right outside my office door. #parkchat

A5: Anytime you come up on a bison in the road. No matter how many times you see them from afar, you lose sense of scale just how bloody huge these things are. #parkchat

A4: A ranger saying "Welcome to [parkname], would you like a brochure?"

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A2: The views from atop Scotts Bluff on a clear day... when you can take in the epicness of what it meant to do the Oregon Trail. Distant expanses where they came from, the faintest hints of the Rockies with their challenges ahead. #parkchat

A1: Bigness can also be the realization that you yourself are a small part of a much larger story. Even staring at a single moccasin decorated with thousands of porcupine quills in a museum feels "big" as you realize the scale of time and skill that went into it. #parkchat

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That's Rocky Mountain NP, up Trail Ridge Rd. #parkchat

hahhahahha I was all "do they think they're rifle scopes or...???" trying to figure out why TSA would be sketched out by microscopes. #parkchat

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Breaking fourth wall, but perhaps up your alley: Our landlords own the Shepherdstown Opera House. They're doing a screening and filmmaker Q&A for "The George Masa Story" re his work on the AT and Great Smokeys. www.facebook.com/events/68088...