Before talking about this huge and beautiful park in which we are for 3 days (Yosemite), I'd like a little bit about the national parks aus USA. Because I think we have no equivalent in France.
We went to see a representation (short film reviews +) one of the most famous climbers in the park. It is called: Ron Kauk. Maybe this name will say something to the specialists in this field.
Well during this performance, I Chill another dimension, another thing that brings the park, may be unconsciously. It educates us, us accountable vis-à-vis nature. Here the term sustainable development finds its meaning: prevention, youth outreach, recycling, education but also punishment. It makes us realize how fragile nature is, how a banal gesture for humans can have dramatic consequences for her, but also how it can be dangerous. The park takes you into the bowels of this nature by trying to give the wildest.
examples for you to understand. On
bears, they could very well put pens down around campgrounds parks or at least solve the trespassing problem bears at night, but NO, after all they are at home, then joggers educate people by explaining to clear any food or drink of cars during the night and put everything in boxes and special metal that close. In addition, during an invasion, which happened almost every night during our short stay, the joggers their scare shot rubber bullets (balls made of rubber) to make them understand not to return, like an animal that would mark its territory.
Another example relates to the squirrels, simply to let them approach you with "oh he's cute!" (I also understand this behavior) makes them vulnerable as they leave now approaching more easily perhaps other predators. Also, the fact of infants makes them dependent on our food, our waste. And squirrels from our campsite (Camp 4) became for me in rats. There are basically thieves and even rabid.
I also realized that the moments that I could pass in nature brought me a lot. I think the barn of my grand-mother deep in the Pyrenees, sports that I could do in nature, particularly as the internship Cauteret with a mountain guide (Jean-Louis Lechene) that we took him camping in the middle of nowhere in the mountains with the cows, sheep and marmots, and all other experiences that my parents were able to make me live. I think this may be an explanation for my taste for solitude at times. Sometimes I take pleasure in finding myself alone and enjoy the moment, in the midst of an unknown place, with or without anyone around, city or wilderness, and hear the sound or even silence me nearby, watching the stillness or slowness of nature, and reflect on my life, what makes me happy ...
Brief appreciate this kind of places that can enable people to take conscience of the world in which they live. Not being a writer I hope that the message I wanted to convey is :-)
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Tomorrow I am talking about our adventures in Yosemite Park Narional which is one of the most prestigious U.S..
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