Comments on: The FAQ http://americaincontext.wordpress.com Observations and Insights from America's National Parks Sat, 12 Sep 2009 20:01:08 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Barky http://americaincontext.wordpress.com/faq/#comment-258 Barky Thu, 02 Jul 2009 22:35:32 +0000 http://americaincontext.wordpress.com/faq/#comment-258 Thanks for the kind words. Looking forward to your own take on Poe, feel free to either post it under that site's entry on my blog or post a link to your own there. :-) Just do me a favor and post comments under the specific NPS site's page on my blog, and not here on the FAQ. Most people don't read this page :lol: Thanks for the kind words. Looking forward to your own take on Poe, feel free to either post it under that site’s entry on my blog or post a link to your own there. :-)

Just do me a favor and post comments under the specific NPS site’s page on my blog, and not here on the FAQ. Most people don’t read this page :lol:

]]> By: Preston Filbert http://americaincontext.wordpress.com/faq/#comment-257 Preston Filbert Wed, 01 Jul 2009 12:14:31 +0000 http://americaincontext.wordpress.com/faq/#comment-257 I enjoyed you essay on the Edgar Allen Poe site, which I visited just in the past month. Your take on it was different than mine -- more humane -- since I was more interested in what constitutes historocity (if that's a word). Maybe I'll post my own essay soon. On a more general note, I like the way you write and think. Your essay on Eisenhower was not just a knee-jerk piece but a thoughtful consideration. Thanks for doing this kind of thing; I'll keep reading. I enjoyed you essay on the Edgar Allen Poe site, which I visited just in the past month. Your take on it was different than mine — more humane — since I was more interested in what constitutes historocity (if that’s a word). Maybe I’ll post my own essay soon.

On a more general note, I like the way you write and think. Your essay on Eisenhower was not just a knee-jerk piece but a thoughtful consideration. Thanks for doing this kind of thing; I’ll keep reading.

]]> By: Tristan Davis http://americaincontext.wordpress.com/faq/#comment-174 Tristan Davis Tue, 30 Sep 2008 03:08:48 +0000 http://americaincontext.wordpress.com/faq/#comment-174 Hi Barky! Check out the National Park Travelers Club (NPTC) - and our website www.parkstamps.org! Not only do we have a list of all of the official 391 full units of the NPS, but we are a bunch of travelers that are intensely interested in visiting our national parks - and often quite fanatic about obtaining those rubber stamp impressions for our "Passport to Your National Parks" stamps! You know, those little blue Passport Books you can buy at most national parks? Our club maintains an up to date list of all of the known locations of all of the passport stamps for each park! We also include in this list the stamps that are also available for Affiliated sites, national trails, and national heritage areas! We would love to have a park-traveler and supporter such as yourself among our members! Look us up on our website - and join up! It's a fun group and highly educational. Plus, we have members that have truly been to ALL of the 391 parks, so our members can really help you plan your trips to the national parks! Check us out! Email me if you have any questions! Cheers, Tristan Davis NPTC Membership Director Hi Barky!
Check out the National Park Travelers Club (NPTC) – and our website http://www.parkstamps.org!
Not only do we have a list of all of the official 391 full units of the NPS, but we are a bunch of travelers that are intensely interested in visiting our national parks – and often quite fanatic about obtaining those rubber stamp impressions for our “Passport to Your National Parks” stamps! You know, those little blue Passport Books you can buy at most national parks?
Our club maintains an up to date list of all of the known locations of all of the passport stamps for each park! We also include in this list the stamps that are also available for Affiliated sites, national trails, and national heritage areas!
We would love to have a park-traveler and supporter such as yourself among our members!
Look us up on our website – and join up! It’s a fun group and highly educational.
Plus, we have members that have truly been to ALL of the 391 parks, so our members can really help you plan your trips to the national parks!
Check us out! Email me if you have any questions!
Cheers,
Tristan Davis
NPTC Membership Director

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