Lately, it’s starting to feel a lot like Skynet.

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That’s a wrap on tonight’s #ParkChat! The answers and photos you all shared were incredible. A big hello from all of us at CNHA! We love supporting the parks and public lands that inspire chats like this. Can’t wait to hang out with you again next time! 💫

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Colorado National Monument was another big one for me growing up. And I still remember the moment I first learned “don’t bust the crust!" Does anyone know what that refers to here in Canyon Country? 🤪 #ParkChat

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Q5: Parks often shift our sense of scale — whether you’re staring down into a canyon, standing beneath giant trees, or watching cliffs fade into fog. Have you ever had a moment on public lands where you suddenly felt very small (in a good way)? What caused that? #ParkChat

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Q2: Canyonlands is known for horizons that just… keep going. But incredible horizons can happen anywhere — from alpine ridges to rolling grasslands to barrier islands. Where in public lands have you experienced the most jaw-dropping horizon? #ParkChat

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