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Consider Signing Up For Weekly Email Updates From the Traveler

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By Kurt Repanshek - August 9th, 2010

Trying to keep up to date with all the various websites that exist on a daily basis is impossible. Just the sheer number make it impossible, and add in business and travel and, well, there just isn't enough time in a day. To help you stay abreast of national park news, we're offering you weekly email updates.

Just insert your email address into the box on the righthand column titled Traveler's Week in Review and we'll see that you get a weekly update on some of the top stories in the parks that have appeared on the Traveler.

Naturally, you can unsubscribe at any time, and we won't sell or share your email addresses.

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Submitted by admin on August 9, 2010 - 12:03pm.

I love your information, keep up the good work.


Submitted by Lee Dalton on August 9, 2010 - 9:54pm.

If we are faithful followers of Traveler and check in almost every day, is this something we will need? Or will this feature extras that are not available on your excellent website?


Submitted by Kurt Repanshek on August 9, 2010 - 10:32pm.

If you read daily, you certainly won't miss any stories...though from time to time there might be a special offer from a parks-related business. For instance, through August Traveler readers who receive the newsletter are being offered 15 percent off on musical CDs, park DVDs, and park calendars from Orange Tree Productions.

Last December I reviewed some of their CDs and found them to provide great background music. In fact, we use cuts from some of their recordings as intro and fade out music for our podcasts.

Peals of thunder, gently falling rains, the slap of surf against the rocky shores of Acadia National Park, even the roaring of a geyser. These are some of the sounds of nature that have been pulled into musical compositions that revolve around national parks. Produced by Robb Klein, an audio engineer, and Randy Petersen, a musician, these CDs capture the moods of nature found in the parks, and can spur fond memories of your visits while you're far from the parks.


Submitted by Lee Dalton on August 10, 2010 - 8:36am.

Thank you, Kurt. I'll sign up . . .


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