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Okay guys, I am sleep-deprived, cranky, and DMS (During Menstrual Syndrome), and yet…this made me smile. Sean Lennon, Yoko Ono and various famous people I've never heard of, take on fracking. Hope it gives your spirits a little lift the way it did mine!
So, to recap:
Fracking, bad.
Yoko, surprisingly chipper.
Sean, sounds like a combination of his father and Bob Dylan.
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Hello Widdershins! Today, I thought I'd do some follow-up on some of our recent Activist Wednesday stories.
TARMAGEDDON, otherwise known as the Keystone XL Pipeline:
Last Friday, the State Department put out a draft report which states that there will not be any major environmental impact from TARMAGEDDON. In related news, I hear that nuclear waste makes great shampoo. Mmm, radiation!
On at least one main point though — that the $5.3 billion project won't worsen the risks of global warming because Alberta's oil sands would be developed anyway — the analysis represents a clear win for the oil lobbyists and a loss for environmentalists who applauded Obama's pledge to fight climate change in his second inaugural and State of the Union.
"The fact that they came out and said, 'Eh, it doesn't really effect the oil sands development,' to me this is a prelude to approval," said Sarah Emerson, president of Energy Security Analysis Inc. in Wakefield, Massachusetts.
Environmentalists view the Keystone decision as a test of Obama's sincerity about making climate change a priority in his second term after failing to advance legislation to cap carbon dioxide in his first. The administration is also scheduled to release final rules that for the first time will restrict greenhouse gases on new power plants, and the EPA will then face legal and political pressure to issue related standards for existing plants. It is also considering regulations for a drilling technique known as hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, that has boosted the nation's energy production but raised concerns about air and water pollution. [MB: "Raised concerns?" Lord have mercy.]
Here's an interesting fact about John Kerry, our new Secretary of State….he is what they call a climate hawk. This means that he is a vocal proponent of taking action to stop climate change. His previous statements would seem to indicate that he would not support the pipeline. However, it was under his leadership that this very favorable review was written. Et tu, Johnny?
Looks like there is more yelling to be done on this issue…
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As Uppity Woman would say (albeit about our reproductive rights, but it still applies)…
It's like someone somewhere says, "Hey, I have an idea that would cause environmental disaster and only temporarily make a few people wealthy. What could possibly go wrong?" And then, when someone demonstrates again and again and AGAIN that it is the Worst F*cking Idea Ever, the Idea People go scuttle into a dark corner somewhere. Now, I have no problem with them going and hiding in that corner, if only they would JUST STAY THERE!!!
What the hell is our allegedly Democratic Presnit doing playing footsie with these XL shysters? Every other civilized country is starting to realize that hey, we can't drill, baby, drill our way out of our energy crisis. No matter what, we are going to run out of fossil fuels. So why go to the devastating extreme of fracking, or blowing the tops off mountains to get to coal and shale, or, as the pipeline proposition would do, build a thousands-of-miles-long conveyor system to carry toxic waste throughout the country?
Well, we know Obama was the only Democrat to vote for Cheney's energy bill, so I guess it's not surprising he just can't seem to say no to this Really, Really Bad Idea. Maybe the protests this weekend will stiffen his resolve.
Thousands of environmental activists flocked to the national mall on Sunday to protest proposed legislation for the Keystone XL pipeline project. If passed, a roughly 1,700 mile pipeline would be built from Alberta, Canada, across the American border into the U.S. Midwest. The pipeline would transport thousands of gallons of tar sands to refineries in Oklahoma and Texas, providing needed energy to the nation. However, the project has sparked a firestorm among environmental groups such as the Sierra Club, and other groups which claim the pipeline could hurt the ecosystem along which it would travel. The climate rally was among the largest of its kind in history, and may highlight growing public pressure against the pipeline which would force President Barack Obama to drop support for the project.
Now that the pipeline project may be on the verge of being green-lighted, thousands flocked to the Capitol in protest. The Sierra Club launched their rally "Forward on Climate" on Sunday and amassed an estimated 40,000 people. The term "forward" was strategic in that Obama helped coin the word in both his presidential campaigns.
The main outrage sparked by the pipeline plan is that it promotes the continuation of excess fossil fuel consumption. In an age where climate change is starting to dominate the national conversation, and with the Sierra Club being one of the most powerful lobbying groups in Washington, environmentalists may be successful in their anti-pipeline push.
Oh man, I wish I could have been there. I am so proud and excited to be a part of this era, when people are rediscovering the power of feet on the street once again. Viva activism, and viva those protesters who braved the chilly weather to show up on Obama's front lawn and shout, "NO TO KEYSTONE XL!"
I didn't want to end this Activist Wednesday without mentioning another extremely important development: FLOTUS got bangs! Discuss. (Now you know I'm not a fan, but I think she looks pretty fabulous.)
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Hello Widdershin friends! My goodness, I have been so crazy busy. I have been missing you all very much. I'm in lovely Fort Lauderdale, but am so overbooked with meetings that I barely have a second to enjoy the weather, or the view of the InterCoastal from my hotel room. Can't wait to go to Chicago next week – only four days of work and then some vacation time with the hubby. Woot Woot!
Anywho, enough of that personal stuff. On to the Mailbox!
Ratify the ERA!
Believe it or not, the languid ladies of NOW have roused themselves to create a petition in support of the ERA on the WhiteHouse.Gov site. The petition already has over 23,000 signatures as of this writing, but needs about 2,000 more to reach its goal of 25,000 by Sunday, February 10th. Here's the full text of the petition – short, sweet and to the point:
We petition the Obama Administration to:
Vigorously support women's rights by fully engaging in efforts to ratify the 1972 Equal Rights Amendment (ERA).
There are currently 35 states that have ratified the ERA and legal analysis suggests we may need just three more states for women to have equal rights under our Constitution. We ask you to support our efforts nationwide, particularly in the states that have not yet ratified the ERA: Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Nevada, N. Carolina, Oklahoma, S. Carolina, Utah, and Virginia. We also ask you to place your full support behind Congressional legislation to eliminate deadlines on the original 1972 ERA. It is time our Constitution protects the rights of women, and women need and deserve active participation in ERA advocacy from the White House.
Pass the VAWA!
Do you all remember last year, how the Tea Party morons used all kinds of excuses not to pass the Violence Against Women Act? Here, let me refresh your memory.
While a few Senate Republicans did vote for the Act, there were some new provisions that made the more racist, homophobic members of the Grand Old Patriarchy a tad…uncomfortable.
Senate Democrats added provisions to VAWA that would help gays and lesbians receive domestic-abuse protections, make more temporary visas available for battered women in the United States illegally, and offer native American women more protection.
"A victim is a victim is a victim," thundered Sen. Patrick Leahy (D) of Vermont, one of the bill's lead sponsors, on the Senate floor Thursday. "You don't say we can help you if you fit in this category, but sorry battered woman, you're on your own, because you're in the wrong category. That's not America."
Senate Republicans complained, among other things, that this expansion gets into controversial social issues meant to embarrass the GOP more than help women. [Heavens, why would the GOP be embarrassed by the Democrats pointing out their racism and homophobia?]
The Republicans were not content to vote against the VAWA, however…they are drafting their own version in the House.
In the lower chamber, Republicans led by Reps. Sandy Adams of Florida and Kristi Noem of South Dakota offered the outline of their VAWA bill Wednesday. While still being drafted, the bill will all but certainly not contain the Senate's trio of controversial provisions.
"I can assure you that the House is not opening up the bill in controversial ways like the Senate bill does," said Adams spokeswoman Lisa Boothe in an e-mail. "This is a bipartisan issue and should not be used for political fodder."
Ah yes, the GOP is always happy to claim that Democrats are politicizing an issue. As we know, this simply means that the Democrats are using politics to try to get something done which, most likely, benefits people who are neither white, nor male, nor (gasp!) straight.
But I digress! In the same post, I predicted that the VAWA would pass the House, but without the "controversial" provisions intact. Sadly, those assholes couldn't even get that vote accomplished. Now, the VAWA is up for a vote again. Are House Republicans sufficiently scared by their losses in 2012 to vote in their own self-interest? I dunno, but a little encouragement couldn't hurt.
Educate Yourself About Food and Fracking.
Check out this article from Mother Jones. As you know, I am very passionate about exposing the evils of fracking, so I'm always looking for anti-fracking arguments. This is a good one!
But there's another, emerging food/fracking connection that few are aware of. US agriculture is highly reliant on synthetic nitrogen fertilizer, and nitrogen fertilizer is synthesized in a process fueled by natural gas. As more and more of the US natural gas supply comes from fracking, more and more of the nitrogen fertilizer farmers use will come from fracked natural gas. If Big Ag becomes hooked on cheap fracked gas to meet its fertilizer needs, then the fossil fuel industry will have gained a powerful ally in its effort to steamroll regulation and fight back opposition to fracking projects.
Well, frack me! Not only do we have to fight back against corporate flunkies in state governments who are in the pockets of Big Oil & Gas; we also have to worry about Big Ag?! My Goddess, they really know how to pile on the corruption.
Not surprisingly, as Kay McDonald of the excellent blog Big Picture Agriculture shows, the industry is starting to move back to the United States to take advantage of the fracking boom. McDonald points to a $1.4 billion project announced in September by the Egyptian company Orascom Construction Industries to build a large new nitrogen fertilizer plant in Iowa close to a natural gas pipeline. According to the Wall Street Journal, "cheap U.S. natural-gas supplies and the nation's role as the world's most important food exporter" drew the Egyptian giant into the US market.
And unbelievably, the federal government is subsidizing this sh*t with money that was supposed to help farmers whose business was hurt by the flooding in 2008. If only they used their powers for good instead of eeeevil!
Rather than prop up nitrogen use by subsidizing new megaprojects, public policy could be seeking encouraging farming practices that demand less nitrogen. One obvious strategy is diversification. The most prolific US crop, corn, is also the most nitrogen-intensive among major field crops. In a 2012 paper, researchers from Iowa State University's Leopold Center showed that by extending the typical Midwestern corn-soy crop rotation by adding a "small grain" (e.g., oats or wheat) plus nitrogen-fixing cover crops, farmers can reduce their nitrogen needs by upwards of 80 percent. Investing in policies that encourage such changes would likely, in the long run, be much smarter than subsidizing the fertilizer industry's move toward relying on fracked gas.
I am telling you, fracking could be the new cause of a disaster like the Dust Bowl. We owe it to ourselves to stay educated and fight back whenever we can!
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Happy New Year, Widdershins! I hope the holidays were good to you. I think we did get a nice collective present when Obama only partially caved on taxing the wealthy, and staved off some of the worst aspects of the fiscal cliff. I know that "progressives" are livid that the tax raise only went to those who were making $400,000 or more as individuals and $450,000 as a family, but I am pleasantly surprised that he finally did what he had been promising since 2008. Admittedly, it was in a half-assed Barackian way, but what else would you ever expect from him?
I said a while back that I would tell you who my top activists were in the year that is now past. Unlike most politicians, I do keep my promises. Without further ado, here they are!
Top activists of 2012: Environmentalists.
Whether it was stopping the XL Pipeline from being built, getting even the World Bank to understand the urgency of global warming, or fighting fracking in New York, environmentalists truly made an impact in 2012. Congratulations, you tree-hugging, chardonnay-sipping commie pinko hippies! You have my respect, admiration, and encouragement for 2013, when you start pressuring Obama to lead on this issue.
After mixed results in Obama's first four years, environmental groups appear to have come to the conclusion they need to be more vocal about demanding action from the White House, to keep climate change from slipping off the president's second term agenda.
The letter urged Obama to set new pollution controls for existing power plants. A report released last month by the Natural Resources Defense Council set out a plan for cutting carbon emissions from power plants 26% by the end of the decade.
The open letter also pressed Obama to put a stop to the Keystone XL pipeline project, designed to pump crude from the Alberta tar sands to refineries on the Texas Gulf Coast.
Obama put a hold on final approval of the pipeline early last year, but industry and environmental groups expect a decision early in his second term.
"We should not pursue dirty fuels like tar sands," the open letter said. "The Keystone XL tar sands pipeline is not in our national interest because it would unlock vast amounts of additional carbon that we can't afford to burn."


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Chris McGrath: Frankel brings hope of redemption but Strong Suit may trump Cecil ace
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Saturday 16 April 2011
It has, to put it mildly, been a trying week for the British Turf.
Last Saturday, its most famous race produced such troubling images that few have since managed to temper revulsion with anything resembling balance or informed insight. In public relations terms, after all, to distinguish between undeniable stain and unwarranted smear is a fairly thankless task.
Meanwhile the scandalised sensibilities of the world beyond somehow remain indifferent to the plight of two young men lying unconscious in hospital beds. Each of them shares the hazards embraced daily by Tony McCoy and Ruby Walsh – but not their celebrity. Sure enough, nobody seems especially curious about the moral perspectives of a professional community in agonised vigil for Peter Toole and Richard Hawkins, injured in races at Aintree and Taunton respectively.
Fresh opprobrium may yet be imminent. Whether or not they condense into anything substantial, the racecourse has been abuzz in recent days with rumours about new allegations of race-fixing. And it is not as if the sport's internal agenda, away from all these lurid horrors, is especially comforting. The ongoing stand-off over prize-money, between racecourses and horsemen, has produced a first walkover in four years at Leicester today. The only "runner" is saddled by Harry Dunlop, who was fully complicit with the boycott and simply agreed that the racecourse should not be able to brush the race under the carpet, along with such prize-money as had been put up.
With all this in mind, there is something temptingly messianic about Frankel. Just when we need one most, along comes a wonder horse. What is more, he is obeying an apparent destiny as the colt to complete one of the most heart-warming tales of recent years – the return to the big time, against all odds, of Henry Cecil.
For those prepared to accept their cue from the present, pervasive morbidity, however, it might well prove worth taking on Frankel at very short odds in the Totesport Greenham Stakes at Newbury today. Already as low as 4-6 for the Qipco 2,000 Guineas, he certainly produced a couple of eye-watering displays at two, to compound his home reputation as Cecil's best prospect for many years. But it is a little unnerving that connections feel obliged to guarantee the pace with an animal as promising as Picture Editor, who might feasibly have started in an Investec Derby trial instead of serving as Frankel's valet. The favourite did betray a perilously energetic streak in his final start last year, and such horses are always liable to be especially eager when fresh.
And the thing is that this will not just be a routine session on the punchbag. In Strong Suit, he meets a colt of genuine elite ability, one who this morning looks excellent value himself for the Guineas at 20-1. Always rated the most talented juvenile in his prolific stable last season, Strong Suit thrashed good horses on his debut and then produced a breathtaking turn of foot to get out of trouble in the Coventry Stakes at Royal Ascot. Repeatedly hampered that day, he was promptly quoted as short as 7-1 for the Guineas, only to be beaten in both subsequent starts. In each case, however, he can be readily pardoned. He saw too much daylight when mugged close home at the Curragh, and then coasted through the race before floundering off the bridle in deep ground at Newmarket.
Fast ground and a fast pace over the extra furlong here should enable Richard Hughes to stalk Frankel and pounce as and when Tom Queally, in a normal race, might otherwise ask his mount to dig deep. Frankel will surely be given a relatively conservative ride, with the Guineas just a fortnight away, and as such may find himself stuck, so to speak, between a rock and a hard race. As Cecil himself says: "The most important thing for him is just to have a sensible race. Whatever he does, I think he will come on a lot, as he has been limited with the firm ground and only working on the all-weather."
Cecil is said to have encouraging depth among his three-year-olds, and the fact that one putative Derby prospect was turned over at Newmarket during the week will not discourage the hype about World Domination when he makes his debut later on the card. His work has apparently been consistent with his christening and genes. His dam is Reams Of Verse, but she is not the only Oaks winner with a son making his debut on the card. Voodoo Prince, by Kingmambo out of Ouija Board, is preceded to the last race by a great deal of excitement at the in-form stable of Ed Dunlop.
Hope springs eternal on the racecourse, thank goodness, whatever the challenges to be endured. Anyone who saw Magic City in the opener at Newbury yesterday had no doubt that they had just seen the fastest juvenile of the season to date, and there was a series of promising three-year-olds on show, too.
For those who still have a stomach for marathon steeplechases, meanwhile, the Coral Scottish National sets a puzzle at Ayr today, with so many horses squeezed out of the handicap. Chicago Grey is no mere slogger and looks on a fair mark, so long as a tough season has not caught up with him – the way it already has, it must be said, for many of us on the sidelines. Jump racing, just now, would not be the sport's strongest suit.
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Mandurah (2.30 Ripon)
Very well handicapped on his best and, having returned to David Nicholls, shaped nicely over a sixth furlong at Thirsk last week, and will last longer restored to the minimum trip.
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Montparnasse (3.00 Ripon)
Good progress through his first campaign, and this son of Montjeu looks the sort to improve for castration since leaving Manton to join the in-form Kevin Ryan.
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Tell Dad (Richard Hannon) is guaranteed to win good races judged on his debut at Newmarket on Wednesday, only just worried out of it by an experienced rival.
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TRENTON - Division of Criminal Justice Director Vaughn L. McKoy announced that a former Bergen County certified public accountant has agreed to pay $325,000 in restitution after pleading guilty to Health Care Claims Fraud for inflating and submitting fraudulent insurance claims for medical services that were never provided to patients.
According to Director McKoy and Insurance Fraud Prosecutor Greta Gooden-Brown, Barry Cohen, 51, Parkland, FL, pleaded guilty before Bergen County Superior Court Judge Joseph Conte to Health Care Claims Fraud (2nd degree). The charge was contained in a State Grand Jury indictment filed by the Division of Criminal Justice - Office of Insurance Fraud Prosecutor on Sept. 8, 2004. When sentenced on May 13, Cohen faces up to ten years in state prison and a fine of up to $150,000.
At the March 7 guilty plea hearing, Cohen admitted that between Jan. 15, 1998 and April 30, 2001, he knowingly submitted dozens of health care claims to insurance companies and/or self-funded health benefit plans for patient therapy and related treatments by adding additional hours and/or dates of therapy which were never provided. An investigation by the Division of Criminal Justice - Office of Insurance Fraud Prosecutor determined that Cohen added more than 4,000 additional hours of services totaling more than $350,000 to dozens of bills submitted to the insurance companies for reimbursement or payment.
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Problem is, we need somewhere to park our car for the week and a half we'll be in Hawaii. Parking lots are charging $12=$14 a day to park, much more than we'd like to spend. Does anyone here live relatively close to the airport (so the cab fare wouldn't be outrageous) where we could park our car in the extra space in your driveway/in front of your house for the week and a half we'll be in Hawaii? For that matter, is there much "on the street" parking available on Minneapolis residential streets? Hell, I don't mind just parking on a public street somewhere as long as I know that my car won't get towed away. Can anyone help or have any ideas?


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location: Jihomoravsky kraj, Czech Republic
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CZ: studanka Vinohrady // EN: Natural Spring Vinohrady
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The Helena River meets the Swan River
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studanka Varujici studanka - Orechov, Czech Republic
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date approved: 1/6/2014
studanka Partizanska - Tetcice, Czech Republic
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studanka U buku - Prstice, Czech Republic
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I'm not sure about the potability of this water, but you can splash it on your face to cool down as you climb the path towards Key Summit.
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date approved: 1/3/2014
last visited: 1/6/2014
Natural Spring in Velka valley - Greater Fatra, Slovakia
Natural spring under tiny wooden shelter just few steps by forest road in Velka valley in northern part of Greater Fatra mountains, central Slovakia.
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location: Žilinský kraj, Slovakia
Fonte Santa - Quarteira, Portugal
This spring is located near Quarteira, an old fishing community now a busy touristy town.
posted by: Torgut
location: Faro, Portugal
date approved: 12/30/2013
Felkers Falls - Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
A 22-meter year-round waterfall with easy access to viewing from Felkers Falls Conservation Area
posted by: Bon Echo
location: Ontario, Canada
date approved: 12/28/2013
Little Davis Falls - Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
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When junior college professor Alfred Clayton is asked to record his impressions of the Ford Administration, he recalls a turbulent piece of personal history as well. In a decade of sexual liberation, Clayton was facing a doomed marriage and the passionate beginnings of a futile affair with an unattainable Perfect Wife. But one memory begets another: Clayton's unfinished book on James Buchanan. In John Updike's fifteenth novel, he masterfully alternates between two men, two lives, two American centuries — one Victorian, the other modern — shining an irreverent, witty, and sometimes caustic light on the contrasting views of social fictions and sexual politics.
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Former Russell/Louisville Thrower Chinwe Okoro Wins African Championship Discus Title
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What's on your to do list this summer? Maybe get a job, ask that girl or guy out who works at that store downtown and perhaps spend some long weekends with some friends. Either way, we're betting your list isn't quite the same as Brandy's in "The To Do List." Unless handjobs are an essential part of...Read More »
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Now, there are several reports that this is happening. What are the enormous consequences? Or is this just a song-and-dance routine, where Iraq transfers its WMD to Syria, then Syria to Hesbollah (and back-and-forth), and Obama ignores?
Where is Obama? Do we need to wait until there are massive WMD deaths on the ground?
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on Sep 20, 2012 at 9:48 am
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Complete and utter drivel. Evidence?
"where Iraq transfers its WMD to Syria"
George Bush spent a trillion dollars and lost 5,000 brave American lives in Iraq over 8 years just to let Saddam move his (phony) WMD to Syria? Tinfoil hat conspiracy. Bush was bad, but not that stupid.
Complete and utter drivel.
Want some truth? Bin Ladin's Dead and General Motors is Alive.
And Obama's 2nd term starts in 4 months. Don't listen to the noise, look at facts: Web Link. Also look at any composite polls fr the swing states. Obama will win by over 100 electoral votes.
Landslide Obama.
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Topics will include landscaping with native trees, rain garden design, and landscaping for pollinators. Click event title for details.View event
September 27, 2014 ~ Prairie Jubilee @ Prairie State Park; Take part in activities with interpreters to learn what it was like to live on the prairie.View event
Tours of Dr. Morton's prairie, live music, astronomy, a photo contest, bird mist netting with the MO River Bird Observatory, and more will be part of the event. Click event title for details.View event
Created one billion years ago by volcanic activity, Barnett Mountain is encircled just below its peak with igneous glades with robust prairie grasses and amazing views. Click event title for details.View event