I've just watched one episode (two hours) of The National Parks: America's Best Idea, and now I feel... very sentimental. I've been going to Yosemite every summer, and I love the national parks. When I grow up, I want to visit all of them. But this movie, it seems to be the best substitute for right now, and superior in some ways. Instead of just focusing on the famous contributers, like the Rockefeller family, they also focus on the not-so-famous heroes, like George Masa, and the people who just travel to every park. After watching it, I feel like I want to go wander and see the national parks right now. But, of course, I can't. Anyways, thanks for reading the sentimental ramblings of yours truly.