"VACATION LAND U.S.A." YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK in the 1950s TRAVELOGUE 71142

[@colterino]

From my youth, a much different time in this country. This calms me down so much. I was very lucky to grow up then 😊❤

[@laserbeam002]

Yes you were certainly were lucky. Personally I think the country is heading for the toilet. real fast.

[@AriannaAyers]

Amazing! Thank you for sharing this important part of American History!

[@beatleme2]

great :())

[@rh5563]

👍👍👍

[@sunnyormsby8402]

No the U.N. does not own Yellowstone;'n 1972, our government signed the United Nations' World Heritage Treaty, a treaty that creates "World Heritage Sites" and Biosphere Reserves." Selected for their cultural, historical or natural significance, national governments are obligated to protect these landmarks under U.N. mandate.1 Since 1972, 68 percent of all U.S. national parks, monuments and preserves have been designated as World Heritage Sites.2 However, contrary to what some may say, this does not mean that the United Nations owns Yellowstone National Park. In fact, the government went through an application process to have Yellowstone designated as a UNESCO site in order to further guarantee protection of the beautiful scenery and diverse and charismatic fauna that are, in the whole world, unique to that region of the United States.

[@meadeskelton3350]

I don't like the narrator

[@laserbeam002]

Soooo what's wrong with the Narrator???? I thought he did a very good job.