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01/12/2025

Cinematic view in Ogden, Utah 🇺🇸

01/11/2025

Our Real Hero's. Thank you to firefighters
A message of appreciation for firefighters, including the sacrifices they make, the danger they face, and the many ways they help others . Pray For CA 🙏🙏🙏

01/11/2025

Praying for the people and emergency workers of Palasades California

01/09/2025

Praying for all the families impacted by the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles. Sending strength and love their way during this heartbreaking time!

12/05/2024

Phoenix, Arizona 🇺🇸

11/26/2024

Incredibly beautiful Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming 😍😍😍

11/23/2024

jobs are open! Seasonal Park Ranger (PSAR)

⭐Accepting applications from 11/20/2024 to 12/04/2024

Become a Preventative Search and Rescue (PSAR) ranger this spring and conduct patrols, protect park trails, backcountry, campgrounds, and more. 🌲🏞️

How to Apply: https://www.usajobs.gov/job/819747400

👣 What We Do:

While on trail patrol, educate visitors for safer park adventures.

Support Search & Rescue missions: from trail emergencies to river rescues and helicopter evacuations.

Join the team that helps to ensure that everyone enjoys the park responsibly! 💪

11/23/2024

The Shield Headwall, El Capitan

10/27/2024

10/27/2024

Kolob Canyons Scenic Drive 🇺🇲

10/21/2024

📍Manitou Incline, Colorado🇺🇲

10/20/2024

Grand Canyon Railway, Arizona 🇺🇸

10/18/2024

Beartooth Pass Road, Montana Wyoming

10/15/2024

The Highway 395, California😉

10/15/2024

The Teton Pass, Wyoming

10/15/2024

Beartooth Highway, Montana Wyoming 🇺🇲

10/13/2024

Balcony House in Mesa Verde, Colorado! Look closely at the long ladder on the right and the small opening you have to crawl through to get to the dwelling! We did not do this though!

10/10/2024

Hurricane Milton Update:

Hurricane Milton made landfall along Florida’s west-central coast on the night of October 9, bringing severe rain and powerful winds. Now classified as a Category 1 hurricane, the storm is causing widespread damage as it moves across central Florida, potentially becoming the most destructive storm to hit the Tampa Bay area in over a century.

The storm has already left more than 2.6 million people without power and triggered life-threatening storm surges, with water levels expected to rise by 10 to 15 feet in some coastal areas. Even before it reached the shore, Milton’s strong winds produced several intense tornadoes, including one in St. Lucie County, which tragically resulted in multiple fatalities.

Key Updates:

• Milton is sweeping inland with devastating rains and damaging winds, as maximum sustained winds have slowed to 110 mph.
• St. Lucie County officials have confirmed “multiple fatalities” following a tornado caused by the storm.

Videos circulating on social media show significant storm surges and flooding, especially in Sarasota, where water levels have risen alarmingly close to local landmarks. The National Hurricane Center has issued a flash flood emergency for several parts of west-central Florida, with sustained winds of up to 90 mph continuing to affect the region.