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First Circumnavigation On Foot: brothers set out to walk the world; only David returns to finish

In the year 1970, two brothers from Minnesota set out on a remarkable journey to walk around the world. Their adventure took a tragic turn when one brother was killed in Afghanistan, forcing the surviving brother, David Kunst, to continue alone. Despite the heartbreak, he persevered, completing the monumental circumnavigation…

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Jerome formed a historical society in 1953 to preserve its mining town after its population fell

Jerome, Arizona, once a thriving mining camp, became a ghost town after mine closures. The Jerome Historical Society formed in 1953, working to preserve the town's heritage. They secured buildings and established the Mine Museum, which now draws visitors. The Society's archives hold extensive historical records for public access. This…

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Two Big Motorcycle Organizations Join Forces to Protect Local Trail Access. Both Still Quiet on National Public Lands Fights

The American Motorcyclist Association and Backcountry Discovery Routes have signed an MOU about working together on off-road trail advocacy and working together to advance their memberships. Both remain silent on national public land issues.

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Wisconsin farmer turns vintage trailer into Airbnb; income beats livestock sales

As farming challenges mount, many farmers are finding solace in agritourism. Brit Thompson has successfully transformed her Airstream trailer into a popular Airbnb rental, highlighting the trend's potential for financial stability. By tapping into agritourism, families can secure additional revenue streams, maintain ownership of their land, and engage in diversification…

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Want A Custom REV'IT! Motorcycle Suit Of Your Own? Tailortech On Tour This Fall

REV'IT! 's bespoke motorcycle racing suit program, Tailortech, is taking its program across the US and Canada in 2026. Check this calendar!

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133-year-old historic tree may be removed by helicopter from a US forest

A 133-year-old Wyoming tree marked by surveyors faces removal for museum display. Wilderness Watch opposes this plan, citing harm to the protected wilderness. The Forest Service approved cutting the tree and helicopter transport for preservation. Critics argue this action contradicts wilderness preservation goals and lacks public input. Alternatives for preserving…

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The Kansas teenager who helped create Rocky Mountain National Park

Enos Mills relocated to Colorado as a frail teenager in search of improved health, eventually becoming a devoted guide and eloquent writer. His profound bond with the wilderness drove him to campaign for its preservation against mounting threats. This steadfast pursuit resulted in the creation of Rocky Mountain National Park,…

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20,000 items of trash removed from Yellowstone’s geysers and hot springs – including 280 hats and a slew of Pokemon cards

The geology team advises that visitors ‘stash your trash’ before visiting the hydrothermal features of Yellowstone National Park

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Penn’s Cave owners want 1,500-acre property preserved as a state park

Long before tourists arrived by boat, Penn’s Cave was simply a dark opening in the Pennsylvania countryside. In 1795, an Irish pastor descended into the hole and found a vast underground world of stalactites, stalagmites and icy water. More than two centuries later, the cave remains much as nature made…

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This Airport Was Built Around Two Graves, And The Couple Buried There Has Quite A Story

The Savannah Airport runway is not just known for its 4 million annual passengers. It is actually famous for having two mysterious graves on the site. Today, we uncover the story behind these graves, and the other two that most people don't even see. The full story is in the…

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Clementon Park site for sale: NJ park shuts after 119 years

Clementon Park and Splash World will close permanently after 119 years of operation. The New Jersey amusement park announced its difficult decision on September 9. The property is now up for sale, hoping for a buyer to preserve its legacy. IB Parks & Entertainment, the current owner, did not specify…

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Texas bought a 1,700-acre Hill Country ranch for a new state park; planners want it ruggeda

Texas park authorities are setting in motion the development of Bear Creek State Park on a newly acquired ranch. This park promises to deliver a wild and authentic outdoor adventure, featuring backcountry trails and restricted vehicle access to help protect delicate ecosystems. The aim is to foster a serene recreational…

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Family donates 47 acres to expand Audra State Park

In a heartfelt gesture, a West Virginia family has gifted 47 acres to Audra State Park, commemorating the legacy of Victor Thacker’s great-great-grandparents, Jacob and Sarah Thacker. This donation enriches the park's landscape and opens up new opportunities for future trail development. Park officials conveyed their sincere appreciation for this…

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The great American road trip, fueled by — and undercut by — the automobile that created it

The road trip holds a special place in Americans' hearts

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Kid Rock MAGA Festival-Goer Says She Felt 'Robbed Blind' After Paying $13 for a Slice of Pizza

A Rock The Country attendee claims she paid $13 for one pizza slice and faced steep food, drink and merchandise prices, though she praised the festival's organisation and performances

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90-year-old iconic Twin Chimneys motel in Cheyenne torn down for a coffee drive-thru

The Twin Chimneys Motor Court in Cheyenne, Wyoming, was demolished this week after almost 90 years. Its distinctive twin stone chimneys, a landmark along the historic Lincoln Highway, fell in about 30 seconds. The site will now make way for a 7 Brew Coffee drive-thru stand, ending the story of…

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Donated 100 acre Texas ranch becomes $145mn Odessa complex

A Texas family's generous land gift is becoming a major sports and recreation complex. This $145 million project will serve as a neighborhood hub and tournament destination. Construction is progressing towards a significant milestone with a topping-out ceremony next month. The expansive facility will feature numerous indoor courts and outdoor…

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Alaska crew restores former fuel site with new trails and native landscape

What was once a utilitarian patch of ground beside an Alaska visitor center is now becoming part of the landscape again. At Lake Clark National Park and Preserve, a young conservation crew has spent the summer replacing an old fuel-tank farm with trails, vegetation and safer spaces for visitors. According…

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Hispanic Heritage Month 2026: A City-by-City Guide to Houston, New York, LA, Chicago and Miami

Hispanic Heritage Month 2026 runs Sept. 15–Oct. 15. See fact-checked, dated events in Houston, NYC, LA, Chicago and Miami — plus one date we corrected.

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Seattle’s Gum Wall lost 2,350 pounds of gum in a massive 2015 cleanup

Some landmarks are built with steel, stone or glass. Seattle has one made largely of something far less permanent: chewing gum. Tucked beneath the famous Pike Place Market, the Seattle Gum Wall has spent decades attracting curious visitors who come to stare, take photographs and, in many cases, add their…

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Vermont town opens 1976 time capsule with a joint and birth-control packaging

In 1976, as the United States celebrated its bicentennial, residents of Warren, Vermont, decided to leave a message for the future. They filled a time capsule with objects that reflected everyday life, local humour and the era’s changing culture, then buried it beneath the town. Among the contents were a…

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Texas Czech festival marks 50 years as couples return with children, grandchildren

In the small city of West, Texas, a annual celebration of Czech heritage began in 1976 as a modest fundraiser to support the local community. What started as a single day of polka music, kolaches and a hometown parade has grown over five decades into one of the state’s most…

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How to spend a perfect day in Milwaukee

A Milwaukee native shares the restaurants, festivals and easy Wisconsin escapes that made her fall for home again

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Canadian skyrunner goes missing during training session for Matterhorn record attempt

Canadian athlete Kalie McCrystal has gone missing during preparations for a record attempt in the Alps

The Times of India

In 1906, five railroad bridges carried coal through West Virginia’s New River Gorge; 120 years later an $11.8 million project is rebuilding them for hikers

More than a century after five railroad bridges were built in 1906 to carry coal through West Virginia’s New River Gorge, an $11.8 million project is now restoring them for public use. The work will repair the historic Rend Trail, replace ageing wooden bridge structures, improve safety and accessibility, and…

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