
Last week's Yellowstone trip got me to thinking about how many of the 58 National Parks I've visited in my life. So... I've been to all three in Washington (
Mt. Rainier,
North Cascades and
Olympic), plus
Crater Lake (Oregon),
Redwood and
Yosemite (California),
Zion and
Bryce Canyon (Utah), the
Grand Canyon (Arizona), and the
Grand Tetons (Wyoming)... That's an even ten, all in western states.

My favorite is Mt. Rainier (just 'cause it's the closest one to Seattle, and I could see it every clear day while growing up in Kent). The one I'd most like to visit someday is the
Everglades (just 'cause it's the furthest one from Seattle, with probably the most foreign environment from the other parks I've seen).

Almost as much as the parks themselves, I love these posters by Seattle's
Doug Leen, based on original 1930s-40s WPA art (I have that Rainier print, above). Here's a
flickr set of several such posters, and here's where you can
buy 'em.
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