Yosemite National Park has been protected since 1864, and its 1,200 square miles have been a shrine to natural beauty ever since. Yosemite is known for its deep valley, grand meadows, giant sequoias and most famously – its many waterfalls. This is more than just a great valley, but a testament to the fact humans CAN respect creation, and I hope one day we will find more ways to leave places like these alone to their beauty.
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