where can we find the Olduvai Gorge?
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The Olduvai Gorge or Oldupai Gorge is commonly referred to as "The Cradle of Mankind." \nIt is a steep-sided ravine in the Great Rift Valley, which stretches along eastern Africa. \nOlduvai is in the eastern Serengeti Plains in northern Tanzania and is about 30 miles long. \nThe gorge is named after the Maasai word for the wild sisal plant Sansevieria ehrenbergii, commonly called Oldupaai.
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I used to go to a nude beach just south of Corvallis on the Willamette river. I wish I could give you exact directions but it has been a few years since I was there. I can tell you that it's  south of town and it is significantly 'outside' of town. Like it's definitely not near the park at the end of Goodnight Street off of South 3rd. It was more like out by Airport Road. If it's still there surely someone knows where it's at...\n\nEugene on the other hand most definitely does have a VERY nice nude beach easily accessible as it is right in town. The scenery is absolutely beautiful. (no I mean the great view up river to the south... B)  You will find the place at the intersection of 30th Ave. , Franklin Blvd. and Seavy Loop (Interstate 5 and HiWay 58 also cross in basically the same place) Anyway, there's a gas station on Franklin Blvd. and Seavy Loop runs east under the train  trestle, about 200 feet down Seavy Loop is  'Bring Recycling'. Just past there is a little graveled area where (in the hot weather) there's usually quite a few vehicles. There you'll find the trail down to the river, it's not far.. I'm thinking I'll go down there tomorrow.\n\nBTW, I was hoping someone here would tell ME where some nude beaches are... B)\n\nOh, also there are other places that people swim and sunbathe nude in the hills around here. The Cougar Hot Springs is by far the most popular (up the McKenzie River...)  A spot that USED to be great was 'Hobbit Hill' which is on the coast just north of Florence, drive north from Florence and you'll go around a significant mountain, as you finally come around it you'll find a very STRAIGHT stretch of highway. There's a place to park on the right just a little way down the straight stretch (if you come to the camp grounds you went WAY to far) cross the road (on foot, duh) and you'll find a trail down to the beach. (it may not be a nude beach any more cause the 'man' didn't dig it... ;( )  Hope that helps.    See ya at the Oregon Country Fair... (I've been to like 32 of em... and I'm still breathing, huh? go figure...)
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The clue of finding the forest temple (where you find Saria) is in the woods where you approach each of the exits to the block you must listen to the song of Saria, so you'll know that you are in the right way, as hint you must find Mido in the way.\n\nThat is more than help but won¡t take the taste of playing that wonderful game if you want to spoil a bit the game you can look this map: http://db.gamefaqs.com/console/n64/file/zelda_64_lost_woods.gif\n\nGood luck!!
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Try Wayne National Forest in the Athens area.
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Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge \nhttp://www.wilderness.org/WhereWeWork/Georgia/okefenokee.cfm
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It depends on what you are looking to find. Big Bend has an olivine granite, which is very rare. The Guadalupe Mountains have the world's largest exposed barrier reef. These are two great geological features in my home state. Almost any national park can claim something unique. Just look at the Grand Canyon with its great sedimentology. The best geology is a relative term.
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love to know where that is !!!!!
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The pacific ocean http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pacific_ocean\nDeath Valley http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_valley\n\nGood Luck!!!
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If your looking for a place to go outdoors your in the right place! There are ton's of places withing a few hours drive of you. There is the Mt Charleston area that is good for hiking and there is also Death Valley a few hours away. Also  there is Lake Mead and Lake Powell to go out on the water in the Summer time or warmer weather.There is also Mojave Preserve and  Bryce within a few hours too.Try checking on hiking online groups. Great places to find hikes are in backpacker magazine and online in myspace groups and listed below
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http://oldversion.com/
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Sure.  But why would you want to?  A guide could show you neat things off the beaten path that you otherwise might miss.  Good luck.
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HI, Yelena!\n\nthere is a hiking and trekking forum : http://www.infohub.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=124 and there are members from everywhere . I am sure you can find someone to help you there. make a try !\n\nbest of luck!
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an African wilderness area
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If you want to see your home from the sky try google earth.\nIt will show you any place from 100 meteres up to several miles up.
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try googleearth or wunderland.com
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try     www.whowhere.com
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ehhh you can look one up on the internet or in an atlas or practially anywhere... unless by "us map" you ment "waldo".. well then i have no answer for you... for he is one sneaky backpacker!