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The great outdoors offers a wonderful escape from the daily grind. Emily Wolman of Lonely Planet takes us to the top three places for big wilderness escapes in this Bluelist pod.
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Yosemite NP OfficialFor those of you in California, Wilderness is never too far away! -
http://www.yubanet.com/artman/publish/article_65520.shtmlYep, just remember to bring enough food, water, maps... etc, unlike this guy.
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Kinda Corny, but prettyI want to visit New Zealand!!! And not just because I watched this tourism video. There are some pretty decent shots in here. Better than finding video of NZ through some random persons' honeymoon YouTube shots.
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Lonely Planet OfficialGreat information on places, travel, and "untouristy" destinations.
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- ThomasGreen
- 09/21/07
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I just hiked Half Dome in Yosemite on labor day and everyone should do it at least once in their lifetime! I did it once before in high school (that took 14 hours) but this time 20 miles and 11 hours later, we did it!
The cables at the last quarter mile to the summit were a little hairy. 75 degree incline the whole way up and nothing but solid granite beneath you and a whole lot of air.
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Cliffhanger!We got to the summit around noon time. The view of the glacial cut valley below was amazing! So i went for a closer look! -
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wow....this looks like the ultimate job! sitting in my dorm room in boston right now i could totally use an escape from city life and these big wilderness places look like just the ticket. i love the shutter sound effects (gonna hold onto that idea for my next va-cay video)
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