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Exploring American History, Wednesday, October 16, 2024
Your teachers were moderately bundled up for a nice, cool fall day with extra jackets at the ready for the class should they need them for this trip since it was a little more north than Fandom.
"Welcome to Yellowstone National Park," Tony said. "The first national park in the country and some think in the world, being founded in 1872, with over two million acres of land under its purview."
"We're not going to see all of it," Steve assured them. Even if he kind of wanted to. "We're near Tower Roosevelt, the northeast corner of the park and one of the best sections to spot wildlife. It's also near the Roosevelt Lodge in case you get snacky."
"Please do not get close to the wildlife," Tony emphasized. "The elk are... a bit jumpy. And can cause some serious damage."
"And don't pet the fluffy cows," Steve added.
Your teachers were born in a city, students. Don't expect a ton of information about wildlife that wasn't also found in Central Park.
"Welcome to Yellowstone National Park," Tony said. "The first national park in the country and some think in the world, being founded in 1872, with over two million acres of land under its purview."
"We're not going to see all of it," Steve assured them. Even if he kind of wanted to. "We're near Tower Roosevelt, the northeast corner of the park and one of the best sections to spot wildlife. It's also near the Roosevelt Lodge in case you get snacky."
"Please do not get close to the wildlife," Tony emphasized. "The elk are... a bit jumpy. And can cause some serious damage."
"And don't pet the fluffy cows," Steve added.
Your teachers were born in a city, students. Don't expect a ton of information about wildlife that wasn't also found in Central Park.
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