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Book cover for A Walk in the Park: The True Story of a Spectacular Misadventure in the Grand Canyon
The mosaic is so rich and varied that a hiker who descends from the highest point on the North Rim to the lowest point inside the canyon will pass through a spectrum of life equivalent to moving from the cool boreal forests of subarctic ...more
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“Tensleep and No Rest, Jack R. Gage, first printing and it’s signed; do you know”
Craig Johnson, A Serpent's Tooth

Kevin Fedarko
“The mosaic is so rich and varied that a hiker who descends from the highest point on the North Rim to the lowest point inside the canyon will pass through a spectrum of life equivalent to moving from the cool boreal forests of subarctic Canada to the sunstruck deserts of Mexico that lie just above the Tropic of Cancer—thereby compressing a distribution of plants and animals that typically stretch over more than two thousand horizontal miles into a single vertical mile.”
Kevin Fedarko, A Walk in the Park: The True Story of a Spectacular Misadventure in the Grand Canyon

Charles C. Mann
“One way to sum up the new scholarship is to say that it has begun, at last, to fill in one of the biggest blanks in history: the Western Hemisphere before 1492. It was, in the current view, a thriving, stunning diverse place, a tumult of languages, trade, and culture, a regiin where tens of millions of people loved and hated and worshipped as people do everywhere. Much of this world vanished after Columbus, swept away by disease and subjugation. So thorough was the erasure that within a few generations neither conqueror nor conquered knew that this world had existed. Now, though, it is returning to view. It seems incumbent on us to take a look.”
Charles C. Mann, 1491: New Revelations of the Americas Before Columbus

Victor Davis Hanson
“After September 1939, perhaps one billion of the world’s roughly two billion population were soldiers, partisans, and producers engaged in trying to kill people.”
Victor Davis Hanson, The Second World Wars: How the First Global Conflict Was Fought and Won

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Do you love a good mystery? You've come to the right place! No matter where it's a police procedural, suspense, thriller or a classic whodunit, we rea ...more
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Funny quotes, lines from books you like, musings, bumper stickers, whatever makes you laugh. I would hope that we can keep this light-hearted. If anyt ...more
22349 Generational Expectations -For those over 60 ONLY. — 9 members — last activity Dec 26, 2009 06:19AM
Be forewarned. If you are under sixty, you may be permanently harmed by what you encounter in this group. Don't say you weren't warned. Enter at your ...more
2072 Atheists and Skeptics — 2217 members — last activity Aug 16, 2025 12:20PM
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