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This land is my land; this land is my land

Requiring a permit to photograph federal lands

7 Responses to “This land is my land; this land is my land”

  1. Crotalus Says:

    Looks like there’s gonna be a whole lot of the three S’s in some government agency’s future.

  2. Kristophr Says:

    Blame the film industry.

    They have a habit of leaving messes behind them. In the 1980’s, these tards left thousands of rounds of blank brass in the creekbed at Oneita Gorge, a top scenic hike in the Columbia River gorge area.

    Two crews of volunteers had to be sent in to clean up the mess.

  3. Crotalus Says:

    That still doesn’t give them the authority to fine us for our little cameras.

  4. The_Jack Says:

    And it’s also a prime example of “Flogging the peasants for the sins of the lords.”

  5. Lyle Says:

    I guess a lot of my old postcards are now contraband.

    If they’re trying to rturn themselves into a running joke, they’ve succeeded. All that remains is for us to decide how much money and bother all this comedy is worth.

  6. Standard Mischief Says:

    …But on the other side it didn’t say nothing, That side was made for you and me.

  7. mikee Says:

    I’ve never taken a commercial photo, and I intend never to take one, so I’ma gonna take all the pix I want in the National Parks, permitless.

    It will be just my luck that I get definitive photographic proof that Bigfoot exists on my next vacation, and I’ll get in trouble for selling the prints.

Remember, I do this to entertain me, not you.

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