I’m pretty sure Beautiful is in the job description for national parks. I’ve been to quite a few and never been disappointed. But now I’m wondering if there are “hidden ones” like the secret menus at restaurants, only more disappointing.
Yeah, I’m thinking PUSS canyon should be PUS. Otherwise…uhm…well, I’m not sure where to go with this one. Let’s see if Adam pulls the ol’ switcheroo on the spelling here and leave it at that.
Or maybe he’ll explain what he meant to those of us with no imagination…
In the lovely land of New Zealand is a place called Rotorua, which is famed for its … fragrance. It’s a lovely place, full of pools of hot mud, bubbling away with the smell of last year’s gym socks wrapped around a generous slice of stilton cheese, with just a hint of Durian. Who *wouldn’t* want to go there?
I know this for a fact, because I have deliberately holidayed there … twice.
“Stinkhole canyon” could be used to describe the geyser basins of Yellowstone park, and it’s one of the most crowded parks in the country. Of course, the stench doesn’t come through from those beautiful pictures of the geysers going off…
Well, there are probably lotsa Pokemon in there, maybe a landmark or two, so at the very least one can try to lure in some Pokemon GO players. Maybe some funny picture potential resides, like snapping a Grimer at the bottom of Pus Canyon.
Do you mean pus? Dead kitty canyon does suck though…
Oops! Yeah. Good catch. Will fix.
I’m pretty sure Beautiful is in the job description for national parks. I’ve been to quite a few and never been disappointed. But now I’m wondering if there are “hidden ones” like the secret menus at restaurants, only more disappointing.
Love the deformed Ranger BTW.
I’m thinking that’s supposed to be “Pus”
I dunno. The guy holding binoculars and only the girl going ‘blegh’ does give an interesting twist to it.
Who knows?
Great. Now I’m imagining how vomit springs would look like.
Thank you … I’ll stay at home, it’s nice there too.
“Pus” only has one “s.”
“Puss Canyon” made me think very, very dirty thoughts, and would likely be the most popular park ever.
Either that, or it’s full of cats; in which case, opinions would vary.
If it is desert-based it could be one smelly litterbox…..
I think “stink hole forest” perfectly describe the Solfatara volcanic area in Italy and it is part of Campi Flegrei Park.
– V
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solfatara_%28volcano%29
Badlands National Park in S.W. South Dakota. Grim. Hard to get there. Nothing to see there but it is aptly named.
Um … it’s easy to get there and the landscape is stunning.
Yeah, I’m thinking PUSS canyon should be PUS. Otherwise…uhm…well, I’m not sure where to go with this one. Let’s see if Adam pulls the ol’ switcheroo on the spelling here and leave it at that.
Or maybe he’ll explain what he meant to those of us with no imagination…
In the lovely land of New Zealand is a place called Rotorua, which is famed for its … fragrance. It’s a lovely place, full of pools of hot mud, bubbling away with the smell of last year’s gym socks wrapped around a generous slice of stilton cheese, with just a hint of Durian. Who *wouldn’t* want to go there?
I know this for a fact, because I have deliberately holidayed there … twice.
Maybe that’s why I have to make the effort every time not to read the name as “Roto-Rooter,” a US company noted for unclogging the plumbing.
There’s apparently one national park which consists of a crappy studio apartment:
http://www.npr.org/2008/06/30/92035186/a-brief-history-the-smallest-national-park-site
Vomit springs is so beautiful after a hard night of drinking.
They even have free rides on the porcelain bus
“Stinkhole canyon” could be used to describe the geyser basins of Yellowstone park, and it’s one of the most crowded parks in the country. Of course, the stench doesn’t come through from those beautiful pictures of the geysers going off…
Butt Ugly Ranger Canyon is lovely this time of year.
I would think the middle of winter would be best when their ugly butts are well covered.
Of course there’s always canoeing on Sh*t Creek. I lost my paddle the last time I went up that way.
I tried google maps and all I got was …
Did you mean:
Pig Shit Rd, Gladstone, Illinois 61437
http://www.streetwiki.com/puss-green-rd/ouachita/la/
Now I want to take a picture of vomit springs.
Oops. Vomit Springs.
Stink Hole Forest? you mean Rotorua, New Zealand?
Well, there are probably lotsa Pokemon in there, maybe a landmark or two, so at the very least one can try to lure in some Pokemon GO players. Maybe some funny picture potential resides, like snapping a Grimer at the bottom of Pus Canyon.