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I think they need to do something to keep people off some of the dangerous trails at Zions park, like angels landing and others. Some people may think they are experienced enough to climb on some of Zions trails when in fact they are not.
Willy, you stated..."I think we need to do something to keep people off some of the dangerous trails at Zions Park"
Do something?, like what?
Maybe we should just keep people out of the park.
Next thing you know, someone will want "do something" about sharpened pencils.
The earth is a wonderful place. We should all be able to take in it's fast beauty.
If one just remembers the old saying -- Every rose has it's thorns -- we can behold the beauty without getting hurt.
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