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December 25, 2009
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Merry Christmas! Thank you for the excellent job you do bringing us information about our wonderful National Parks. I so appreciate all of the great information you share.
Thanks for all the tireless work. I have much appreciation for the articles and for providing a forum for differing viewpoints on controversial subjects.
Merry Christmas and good tidings in 2010!
All the best to those who make Traveler happen. It's turned into the first thing I look at when I turn my computer on in the morning.
Thanks for all the work you do to make Traveler informative and fun. It's one of the first sites I visit every day. My day wouldn't be complete without checking out what Kurt and Bob have in store for us each day. Happy Holidays to all of you!
Thank you for the positive vibes, RW, but let me hasten to add that there are three Traveler principals. Jim Burnett is a contributing editor whose talents are regularly on display at this website. Kurt and I frankly don't know how we could get along without him.
I have learned so much from all you Travelers, thank you for what is obviously a labor of love. My very best wishes of the season - have a happy and a merry!
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Good tidings and best wishes to all the keepers at NPT. Your efforts present a fine interface where NPS visitors, current staff and those who have retired from the traces can come together for interesting information and informed discussion. Thanks for all you do.