Wow 16 miles I would melt good for you I am impressed

I have been to Yosemite so many times, and I need to see it! Sadly, it is only one day of the year, and kinda hard to get out to there at that time! Just a heads up, don't go to Yosemite in the Summer. Way way to busy, and the waterfalls are all dried up. The best time to go is in April, when the waterfalls are alive. Bring hiking boots! I did the 16 mile hike so get ready if you go. Yosemite is rad, you guys should all go!

spring and summer is amazing because the trees turn green and everything finally starts to feel alive again.

All I'm going to say is politics has developed so much over the course of 200+ years. People like to bend and twist the words a lot.

If they live deep underwater, then they will probably never develop legs. So far they only use their fins for better movement. But if there are constant low tides, then they may adapt. Albeit in a couple million years.

I love Westminster!! All the dogs performed beautifully (well, Irish water spaniel was a little too jittery) and adhered to their standards. I loved the Siberian husky, since I have 2 huskies myself & I loved the husky's effortless gait. The wire fox terrier usually wins a lot, so it was refreshing to see a different breed. Historically, a poodle was trimmed to protect the joints when the dog went into cold water (fur around joints, tail, and chest). There's also slight differences between European & American bloodlines, as well as working bloodlines & show bloodlines. With European bloodlines, they tend to be stockier whereas American bloodlines tend to be slimmer (Labrador, Doberman, boxer are a few examples). What's the difference between working & show lines? Take a look at the Siberian huskies in the Iditarod, they're not as fluffy or rounded but both lines should perform what they were originally bred to do (working line also known as ''pet quality''). Hope you learned something!

I love Westminster!! All the dogs performed beautifully (well, Irish water spaniel was a little too jittery) and adhered to their standards. I loved the Siberian husky, since I have 2 huskies myself & I loved the husky's effortless gait. The wire fox terrier usually wins a lot, so it was refreshing to see a different breed. Historically, a poodle was trimmed to protect the joints when the dog went into cold water (fur around joints, tail, and chest). There's also slight differences between European & American bloodlines, as well as working bloodlines & show bloodlines. With European bloodlines, they tend to be stockier whereas American bloodlines tend to be slimmer (Labrador, Doberman, boxer are a few examples). What's the difference between working & show lines? Take a look at the Siberian huskies in the Iditarod, they're not as fluffy or rounded but both lines should perform what they were originally bred to do (working line also known as ''pet quality''). Hope you learned something!