Input: [Date] 9/10/2015 [Details] We love the nightlife! Exciting things can happen when the sun goes down. Hear the hoot of the owls, the scurry of small mammals, or twigs snapping under the silhouette of a dozing deer. Come out and experience what most people dont. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: July through October. See local postings for days and times. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Duration: 1 hour Limited: 8 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: This is a moderate walk. Be Prepared: Bring a flashlight and wear study shoes. Cost: No Cost To Register: Sign up at the lodge front desk. [News / Events]

Output: Flashlight Hike

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Input: [Date] 9/11/2015 [Details] The night sky in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks is nationally recognized. Our darkness not only adds to the aesthetic qualities of the wilderness, but is important to the health of our wildlife. The Dark Sky Festival aims to educate visitors about the importance of this park resource and inspire them to take action in their own community. We hope you join us in the summer of 2015 for the second annual Dark Sky Festival and share your passion for the night sky and astronomy during this fun weekend. www.exploresequoiakingscanyon.com [News / Events]

Output: Dark Sky Festival

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Input: [Date] 9/11/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: Wednesdays & Fridays, May through October Location: Meet at the Wuksachi Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 9/12/2015 [Details] The night sky in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks is nationally recognized. Our darkness not only adds to the aesthetic qualities of the wilderness, but is important to the health of our wildlife. The Dark Sky Festival aims to educate visitors about the importance of this park resource and inspire them to take action in their own community. We hope you join us in the summer of 2015 for the second annual Dark Sky Festival and share your passion for the night sky and astronomy during this fun weekend. www.exploresequoiakingscanyon.com [News / Events]

Output: Dark Sky Festival

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Input: [Date] 9/13/2015 [Details] The night sky in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks is nationally recognized. Our darkness not only adds to the aesthetic qualities of the wilderness, but is important to the health of our wildlife. The Dark Sky Festival aims to educate visitors about the importance of this park resource and inspire them to take action in their own community. We hope you join us in the summer of 2015 for the second annual Dark Sky Festival and share your passion for the night sky and astronomy during this fun weekend. www.exploresequoiakingscanyon.com [News / Events]

Output: Dark Sky Festival

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Input: [Date] 9/15/2015 [Details] Are you missing your morning walking routine? Do you want to take a brisk walk before you begin your touring day? Join us for this timed walk from Wuksachi Lodge to Lodgepole. This mostly downhill walk is about physical fitness in a safe group. Once in Lodgepole we will take the free Giant Forest Shuttle back to the lodge. You may elect for the rest of your party to pick you up at the Lodgepole Visitor Center. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Duration: 1.5 hours Limited: 18 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: This is a moderate activity. You must be able to maintain a 2mph pace. Be Prepared: Wear good walking shoes (tennis shoes with good support okay), bring water and dress for the weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: See lobby desk for details [News / Events]

Output: Wuksachi Walking Club

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Input: [Date] 9/16/2015 [Details] Are you missing your morning walking routine? Do you want to take a brisk walk before you begin your touring day? Join us for this timed walk from Wuksachi Lodge to Lodgepole. This mostly downhill walk is about physical fitness in a safe group. Once in Lodgepole we will take the free Giant Forest Shuttle back to the lodge. You may elect for the rest of your party to pick you up at the Lodgepole Visitor Center. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. [News / Events]

Output: Wuksachi Walking Club

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Input: [Date] 9/16/2015 [Details] Spotting wildlife is one of our main goals while on vacation in national parks. A parks naturalist will provide the tricks of the trade for wildlife viewing along with information on the animals found in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. At the end of the program, you will have valuable information to take along with you on your next great adventure. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Location: Wuksachi Lodge [News / Events]

Output: Wildlife Wednesdays

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Input: [Date] 9/16/2015 [Details] What completes a camping trip better than an evening beside a crackling campfire? Meet at the campfire circle for an hour of stories, songs, and a little science behind the scenes of the vast wilderness of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. We may take your imagination to the crest of the Sierra, through the underground wilderness of these parks, or maybe into the den of a black bear! Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: Wednesdays, June 5 through September 30 Location: John Muir Lodge Campfire Circle Duration: 1 hour Limited: Please, no dogs or alcohol. Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress warmly. Feel free to bring fixings for s'mores! Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Family Campfire

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Input: [Date] 9/16/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: Wednesdays & Fridays, May through October Location: Meet at the Wuksachi Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 9/17/2015 [Details] We love the nightlife! Exciting things can happen when the sun goes down. Hear the hoot of the owls, the scurry of small mammals, or twigs snapping under the silhouette of a dozing deer. Come out and experience what most people dont. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: July through October. See local postings for days and times. Location: John Muir Lodge Duration: 1 hour Limited: 8 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: This is a moderate walk. Be Prepared: Bring a flashlight and wear study shoes. Cost: No Cost To Register: Sign up at the lodge front desk. [News / Events]

Output: Flashlight Hike

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Input: [Date] 9/18/2015 [Details] What completes a camping trip better than an evening beside a crackling campfire? Meet at the campfire circle for an hour of stories, songs, and a little science behind the scenes of the vast wilderness of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. We may take your imagination to the crest of the Sierra, through the underground wilderness of these parks, or maybe into the den of a black bear! Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: Fridays, June 5 through October 30 Location: Wuksachi Lodge Campfire Circle Duration: 1 hour Limited: Please, no dogs or alcohol. Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress warmly. Feel free to bring fixings for s'mores! Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Family Campfire

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Input: [Date] 9/18/2015 [Details] What was life like under the Big Trees before the crowds, the traffic, and the shuttle buses? Join the Ghosts of Giants to hear tales from yesteryear. Whether ranger or visitor, the forests of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks left every man, woman and child with stories that would entertain and enlighten. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: September through November. See local postings for days and times. Location: John Muir Lodge Duration: 1 hour Limited: 16 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: None Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Ghosts Of The Giants

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Input: [Date] 9/18/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: Wednesdays & Fridays, May through October Location: Meet at the Wuksachi Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 9/19/2015 [Details] What was life like under the Big Trees before the crowds, the traffic, and the shuttle buses? Join the Ghosts of Giants to hear tales from yesteryear. Whether ranger or visitor, the forests of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks left every man, woman and child with stories that would entertain and enlighten. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: September through November. See local postings for days and times. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Duration: 1 hour Limited: 16 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: None Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Ghosts Of The Giants

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Input: [Date] 9/19/2015 [Details] What if we told you that astronomers suspect that the Moon is shrinking (geologically)? Is the Moon really one of the coldest places measured in our solar system, even as it acts as a flashlight for Earthly dark skies? Join us for an illuminating Moon program to experience and learn about our closest celestial neighbor and its impact on the nocturnal world in our national parks and beyond. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Location: Wuksachi Lodge [News / Events]

Output: International Observe the Moon Night

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Input: [Date] 9/19/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: Saturdays, May through October Location: Meet at the John Muir Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 9/20/2015 [Details] We have searched high and low to determine which walking and hiking trails provide the best views and experiences for a short amount of time. You may be hiking to a waterfall, the top of a local peak for a great view, a local lake, or deep into a giant sequoia grove. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. All park visitors welcome to attend. Dates: April through November. See local postings for days and times. Location: John Muir Lodge Limited: Ages 10 and older Physical Fitness Requirement: This is a moderately strenuous activity. Be Prepared: Bring your daypack, water, food and have plenty of memory available on your camera! Shoes with good ankle support and clothing appropriate for the weather will ensure a fun and safe hike. Cost: No Cost To Register: See lobby desk for details. [News / Events]

Output: Hidden Trails of Kings Canyon

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Input: [Date] 9/22/2015 [Details] Are you missing your morning walking routine? Do you want to take a brisk walk before you begin your touring day? Join us for this timed walk from Wuksachi Lodge to Lodgepole. This mostly downhill walk is about physical fitness in a safe group. Once in Lodgepole we will take the free Giant Forest Shuttle back to the lodge. You may elect for the rest of your party to pick you up at the Lodgepole Visitor Center. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Duration: 1.5 hours Limited: 18 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: This is a moderate activity. You must be able to maintain a 2mph pace. Be Prepared: Wear good walking shoes (tennis shoes with good support okay), bring water and dress for the weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: See lobby desk for details [News / Events]

Output: Wuksachi Walking Club

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Input: [Date] 9/23/2015 [Details] Spotting wildlife is one of our main goals while on vacation in national parks. A parks naturalist will provide the tricks of the trade for wildlife viewing along with information on the animals found in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. At the end of the program, you will have valuable information to take along with you on your next great adventure. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Location: Wuksachi Lodge [News / Events]

Output: Wildlife Wednesdays

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Input: [Date] 9/23/2015 [Details] What completes a camping trip better than an evening beside a crackling campfire? Meet at the campfire circle for an hour of stories, songs, and a little science behind the scenes of the vast wilderness of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. We may take your imagination to the crest of the Sierra, through the underground wilderness of these parks, or maybe into the den of a black bear! Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: Wednesdays, June 5 through September 30 Location: John Muir Lodge Campfire Circle Duration: 1 hour Limited: Please, no dogs or alcohol. Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress warmly. Feel free to bring fixings for s'mores! Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Family Campfire

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Input: [Date] 9/23/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: Wednesdays & Fridays, May through October Location: Meet at the Wuksachi Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 9/24/2015 [Details] We love the nightlife! Exciting things can happen when the sun goes down. Hear the hoot of the owls, the scurry of small mammals, or twigs snapping under the silhouette of a dozing deer. Come out and experience what most people dont. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: July through October. See local postings for days and times. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Duration: 1 hour Limited: 8 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: This is a moderate walk. Be Prepared: Bring a flashlight and wear study shoes. Cost: No Cost To Register: Sign up at the lodge front desk. [News / Events]

Output: Flashlight Hike

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Input: [Date] 9/25/2015 [Details] What completes a camping trip better than an evening beside a crackling campfire? Meet at the campfire circle for an hour of stories, songs, and a little science behind the scenes of the vast wilderness of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. We may take your imagination to the crest of the Sierra, through the underground wilderness of these parks, or maybe into the den of a black bear! Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: Fridays, June 5 through October 30 Location: Wuksachi Lodge Campfire Circle Duration: 1 hour Limited: Please, no dogs or alcohol. Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress warmly. Feel free to bring fixings for s'mores! Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Family Campfire

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Input: [Date] 9/25/2015 [Details] What was life like under the Big Trees before the crowds, the traffic, and the shuttle buses? Join the Ghosts of Giants to hear tales from yesteryear. Whether ranger or visitor, the forests of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks left every man, woman and child with stories that would entertain and enlighten. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: September through November. See local postings for days and times. Location: John Muir Lodge Duration: 1 hour Limited: 16 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: None Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Ghosts Of The Giants

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Input: [Date] 9/25/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: Wednesdays & Fridays, May through October Location: Meet at the Wuksachi Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 9/26/2015 [Details] Meet atop the granite dome for this enchanting program focusing on the features of the Moon, including craters and lunar seas. Hear stories from our civilizations past as you enjoy the moon rise over the Great Western Divide. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. [News / Events]

Output: Full Moon on Moro Rock

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Input: [Date] 9/26/2015 [Details] What was life like under the Big Trees before the crowds, the traffic, and the shuttle buses? Join the Ghosts of Giants to hear tales from yesteryear. Whether ranger or visitor, the forests of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks left every man, woman and child with stories that would entertain and enlighten. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: September through November. See local postings for days and times. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Duration: 1 hour Limited: 16 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: None Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Ghosts Of The Giants

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Input: [Date] 9/26/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: Saturdays, May through October Location: Meet at the John Muir Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 9/27/2015 [Details] We have searched high and low to determine which walking and hiking trails provide the best views and experiences for a short amount of time. You may be hiking to a waterfall, the top of a local peak for a great view, a local lake, or deep into a giant sequoia grove. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. All park visitors welcome to attend. Dates: April through November. See local postings for days and times. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Limited: Ages 10 and older Physical Fitness Requirement: This is a moderately strenuous activity. Be Prepared: Bring your daypack, water, food and have plenty of memory available on your camera! Shoes with good ankle support and clothing appropriate for the weather will ensure a fun and safe hike. Cost: No Cost To Register: See lobby desk for details. [News / Events]

Output: Hidden Trails Of Sequoia

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Input: [Date] 9/29/2015 [Details] Are you missing your morning walking routine? Do you want to take a brisk walk before you begin your touring day? Join us for this timed walk from Wuksachi Lodge to Lodgepole. This mostly downhill walk is about physical fitness in a safe group. Once in Lodgepole we will take the free Giant Forest Shuttle back to the lodge. You may elect for the rest of your party to pick you up at the Lodgepole Visitor Center. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Duration: 1.5 hours Limited: 18 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: This is a moderate activity. You must be able to maintain a 2mph pace. Be Prepared: Wear good walking shoes (tennis shoes with good support okay), bring water and dress for the weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: See lobby desk for details [News / Events]

Output: Wuksachi Walking Club

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Input: [Date] 9/30/2015 [Details] Spotting wildlife is one of our main goals while on vacation in national parks. A parks naturalist will provide the tricks of the trade for wildlife viewing along with information on the animals found in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. At the end of the program, you will have valuable information to take along with you on your next great adventure. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Location: Wuksachi Lodge [News / Events]

Output: Wildlife Wednesdays

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Input: [Date] 9/30/2015 [Details] What completes a camping trip better than an evening beside a crackling campfire? Meet at the campfire circle for an hour of stories, songs, and a little science behind the scenes of the vast wilderness of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. We may take your imagination to the crest of the Sierra, through the underground wilderness of these parks, or maybe into the den of a black bear! Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: Wednesdays, June 5 through September 30 Location: John Muir Lodge Campfire Circle Duration: 1 hour Limited: Please, no dogs or alcohol. Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress warmly. Feel free to bring fixings for s'mores! Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Family Campfire

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Input: [Date] 9/30/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: Wednesdays & Fridays, May through October Location: Meet at the Wuksachi Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 10/1/2015 [Details] We love the nightlife! Exciting things can happen when the sun goes down. Hear the hoot of the owls, the scurry of small mammals, or twigs snapping under the silhouette of a dozing deer. Come out and experience what most people dont. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: July through October. See local postings for days and times. Location: John Muir Lodge Duration: 1 hour Limited: 8 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: This is a moderate walk. Be Prepared: Bring a flashlight and wear study shoes. Cost: No Cost To Register: Sign up at the lodge front desk. [News / Events]

Output: Flashlight Hike

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Input: [Date] 10/2/2015 [Details] What completes a camping trip better than an evening beside a crackling campfire? Meet at the campfire circle for an hour of stories, songs, and a little science behind the scenes of the vast wilderness of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. We may take your imagination to the crest of the Sierra, through the underground wilderness of these parks, or maybe into the den of a black bear! Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: Fridays, June 5 through October 30 Location: Wuksachi Lodge Campfire Circle Duration: 1 hour Limited: Please, no dogs or alcohol. Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress warmly. Feel free to bring fixings for s'mores! Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Family Campfire

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Input: [Date] 10/2/2015 [Details] What was life like under the Big Trees before the crowds, the traffic, and the shuttle buses? Join the Ghosts of Giants to hear tales from yesteryear. Whether ranger or visitor, the forests of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks left every man, woman and child with stories that would entertain and enlighten. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: September through November. See local postings for days and times. Location: John Muir Lodge Duration: 1 hour Limited: 16 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: None Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Ghosts Of The Giants

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Input: [Date] 10/2/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: Wednesdays & Fridays, May through October Location: Meet at the Wuksachi Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 10/3/2015 [Details] What was life like under the Big Trees before the crowds, the traffic, and the shuttle buses? Join the Ghosts of Giants to hear tales from yesteryear. Whether ranger or visitor, the forests of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks left every man, woman and child with stories that would entertain and enlighten. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: September through November. See local postings for days and times. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Duration: 1 hour Limited: 16 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: None Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Ghosts Of The Giants

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Input: [Date] 10/4/2015 [Details] We have searched high and low to determine which walking and hiking trails provide the best views and experiences for a short amount of time. You may be hiking to a waterfall, the top of a local peak for a great view, a local lake, or deep into a giant sequoia grove. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. All park visitors welcome to attend. Dates: April through November. See local postings for days and times. Location: John Muir Lodge Limited: Ages 10 and older Physical Fitness Requirement: This is a moderately strenuous activity. Be Prepared: Bring your daypack, water, food and have plenty of memory available on your camera! Shoes with good ankle support and clothing appropriate for the weather will ensure a fun and safe hike. Cost: No Cost To Register: See lobby desk for details. [News / Events]

Output: Hidden Trails of Kings Canyon

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Input: [Date] 10/6/2015 [Details] Are you missing your morning walking routine? Do you want to take a brisk walk before you begin your touring day? Join us for this timed walk from Wuksachi Lodge to Lodgepole. This mostly downhill walk is about physical fitness in a safe group. Once in Lodgepole we will take the free Giant Forest Shuttle back to the lodge. You may elect for the rest of your party to pick you up at the Lodgepole Visitor Center. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Duration: 1.5 hours Limited: 18 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: This is a moderate activity. You must be able to maintain a 2mph pace. Be Prepared: Wear good walking shoes (tennis shoes with good support okay), bring water and dress for the weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: See lobby desk for details [News / Events]

Output: Wuksachi Walking Club

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Input: [Date] 10/7/2015 [Details] Spotting wildlife is one of our main goals while on vacation in national parks. A parks naturalist will provide the tricks of the trade for wildlife viewing along with information on the animals found in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. At the end of the program, you will have valuable information to take along with you on your next great adventure. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Location: Wuksachi Lodge [News / Events]

Output: Wildlife Wednesdays

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Input: [Date] 10/7/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: Saturdays, May through October Location: Meet at the John Muir Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 10/8/2015 [Details] We love the nightlife! Exciting things can happen when the sun goes down. Hear the hoot of the owls, the scurry of small mammals, or twigs snapping under the silhouette of a dozing deer. Come out and experience what most people dont. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: July through October. See local postings for days and times. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Duration: 1 hour Limited: 8 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: This is a moderate walk. Be Prepared: Bring a flashlight and wear study shoes. Cost: No Cost To Register: Sign up at the lodge front desk. [News / Events]

Output: Flashlight Hike

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Input: [Date] 10/9/2015 [Details] What completes a camping trip better than an evening beside a crackling campfire? Meet at the campfire circle for an hour of stories, songs, and a little science behind the scenes of the vast wilderness of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. We may take your imagination to the crest of the Sierra, through the underground wilderness of these parks, or maybe into the den of a black bear! Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: Fridays, June 5 through October 30 Location: Wuksachi Lodge Campfire Circle Duration: 1 hour Limited: Please, no dogs or alcohol. Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress warmly. Feel free to bring fixings for s'mores! Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Family Campfire

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Input: [Date] 10/9/2015 [Details] What was life like under the Big Trees before the crowds, the traffic, and the shuttle buses? Join the Ghosts of Giants to hear tales from yesteryear. Whether ranger or visitor, the forests of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks left every man, woman and child with stories that would entertain and enlighten. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: September through November. See local postings for days and times. Location: John Muir Lodge Duration: 1 hour Limited: 16 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: None Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Ghosts Of The Giants

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Input: [Date] 10/9/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: Wednesdays & Fridays, May through October Location: Meet at the Wuksachi Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 10/10/2015 [Details] What was life like under the Big Trees before the crowds, the traffic, and the shuttle buses? Join the Ghosts of Giants to hear tales from yesteryear. Whether ranger or visitor, the forests of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks left every man, woman and child with stories that would entertain and enlighten. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: September through November. See local postings for days and times. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Duration: 1 hour Limited: 16 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: None Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Ghosts Of The Giants

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Input: [Date] 10/11/2015 [Details] We have searched high and low to determine which walking and hiking trails provide the best views and experiences for a short amount of time. You may be hiking to a waterfall, the top of a local peak for a great view, a local lake, or deep into a giant sequoia grove. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. All park visitors welcome to attend. Dates: April through November. See local postings for days and times. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Limited: Ages 10 and older Physical Fitness Requirement: This is a moderately strenuous activity. Be Prepared: Bring your daypack, water, food and have plenty of memory available on your camera! Shoes with good ankle support and clothing appropriate for the weather will ensure a fun and safe hike. Cost: No Cost To Register: See lobby desk for details. [News / Events]

Output: Hidden Trails Of Sequoia

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Input: [Date] 10/13/2015 [Details] Are you missing your morning walking routine? Do you want to take a brisk walk before you begin your touring day? Join us for this timed walk from Wuksachi Lodge to Lodgepole. This mostly downhill walk is about physical fitness in a safe group. Once in Lodgepole we will take the free Giant Forest Shuttle back to the lodge. You may elect for the rest of your party to pick you up at the Lodgepole Visitor Center. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Duration: 1.5 hours Limited: 18 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: This is a moderate activity. You must be able to maintain a 2mph pace. Be Prepared: Wear good walking shoes (tennis shoes with good support okay), bring water and dress for the weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: See lobby desk for details [News / Events]

Output: Wuksachi Walking Club

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Input: [Date] 10/14/2015 [Details] Spotting wildlife is one of our main goals while on vacation in national parks. A parks naturalist will provide the tricks of the trade for wildlife viewing along with information on the animals found in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. At the end of the program, you will have valuable information to take along with you on your next great adventure. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Location: Wuksachi Lodge [News / Events]

Output: Wildlife Wednesdays

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Input: [Date] 10/14/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: Saturdays, May through October Location: Meet at the John Muir Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 10/15/2015 [Details] We love the nightlife! Exciting things can happen when the sun goes down. Hear the hoot of the owls, the scurry of small mammals, or twigs snapping under the silhouette of a dozing deer. Come out and experience what most people dont. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: July through October. See local postings for days and times. Location: John Muir Lodge Duration: 1 hour Limited: 8 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: This is a moderate walk. Be Prepared: Bring a flashlight and wear study shoes. Cost: No Cost To Register: Sign up at the lodge front desk. [News / Events]

Output: Flashlight Hike

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Input: [Date] 10/16/2015 [Details] What completes a camping trip better than an evening beside a crackling campfire? Meet at the campfire circle for an hour of stories, songs, and a little science behind the scenes of the vast wilderness of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. We may take your imagination to the crest of the Sierra, through the underground wilderness of these parks, or maybe into the den of a black bear! Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: Fridays, June 5 through October 30 Location: Wuksachi Lodge Campfire Circle Duration: 1 hour Limited: Please, no dogs or alcohol. Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress warmly. Feel free to bring fixings for s'mores! Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Family Campfire

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Input: [Date] 10/16/2015 [Details] What was life like under the Big Trees before the crowds, the traffic, and the shuttle buses? Join the Ghosts of Giants to hear tales from yesteryear. Whether ranger or visitor, the forests of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks left every man, woman and child with stories that would entertain and enlighten. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: September through November. See local postings for days and times. Location: John Muir Lodge Duration: 1 hour Limited: 16 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: None Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Ghosts Of The Giants

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Input: [Date] 10/16/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: Wednesdays & Fridays, May through October Location: Meet at the Wuksachi Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 10/17/2015 [Details] What was life like under the Big Trees before the crowds, the traffic, and the shuttle buses? Join the Ghosts of Giants to hear tales from yesteryear. Whether ranger or visitor, the forests of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks left every man, woman and child with stories that would entertain and enlighten. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: September through November. See local postings for days and times. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Duration: 1 hour Limited: 16 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: None Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Ghosts Of The Giants

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Input: [Date] 10/18/2015 [Details] We have searched high and low to determine which walking and hiking trails provide the best views and experiences for a short amount of time. You may be hiking to a waterfall, the top of a local peak for a great view, a local lake, or deep into a giant sequoia grove. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. All park visitors welcome to attend. Dates: April through November. See local postings for days and times. Location: John Muir Lodge Limited: Ages 10 and older Physical Fitness Requirement: This is a moderately strenuous activity. Be Prepared: Bring your daypack, water, food and have plenty of memory available on your camera! Shoes with good ankle support and clothing appropriate for the weather will ensure a fun and safe hike. Cost: No Cost To Register: See lobby desk for details. [News / Events]

Output: Hidden Trails of Kings Canyon

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Input: [Date] 10/20/2015 [Details] Are you missing your morning walking routine? Do you want to take a brisk walk before you begin your touring day? Join us for this timed walk from Wuksachi Lodge to Lodgepole. This mostly downhill walk is about physical fitness in a safe group. Once in Lodgepole we will take the free Giant Forest Shuttle back to the lodge. You may elect for the rest of your party to pick you up at the Lodgepole Visitor Center. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Duration: 1.5 hours Limited: 18 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: This is a moderate activity. You must be able to maintain a 2mph pace. Be Prepared: Wear good walking shoes (tennis shoes with good support okay), bring water and dress for the weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: See lobby desk for details [News / Events]

Output: Wuksachi Walking Club

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Input: [Date] 10/21/2015 [Details] Spotting wildlife is one of our main goals while on vacation in national parks. A parks naturalist will provide the tricks of the trade for wildlife viewing along with information on the animals found in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. At the end of the program, you will have valuable information to take along with you on your next great adventure. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Location: Wuksachi Lodge [News / Events]

Output: Wildlife Wednesdays

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Input: [Date] 10/21/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: Saturdays, May through October Location: Meet at the John Muir Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 10/22/2015 [Details] We love the nightlife! Exciting things can happen when the sun goes down. Hear the hoot of the owls, the scurry of small mammals, or twigs snapping under the silhouette of a dozing deer. Come out and experience what most people dont. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: July through October. See local postings for days and times. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Duration: 1 hour Limited: 8 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: This is a moderate walk. Be Prepared: Bring a flashlight and wear study shoes. Cost: No Cost To Register: Sign up at the lodge front desk. [News / Events]

Output: Flashlight Hike

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Input: [Date] 10/23/2015 [Details] Join our team of experienced cave naturalists for a day of spooky Halloween fun, inspired by Crystal Cave's rich human history. The Cave has entertained and been loved by countless visitors since 1940. It even served as a winter home for a group of Civilian Conservation Corps workers, who were building trails inside. Of course, the Cave has hosted many explorers through the centuries, from Native peoples to National Park Service personnel. Do the spirits of these past visitors still linger and roam the Cave's passageways? This tour will stop in beautiful cave rooms and along the way we'll meet the "ghosts" of Crystal Cave's past. Duration: 1.5 hours Ages: 8 and up Limited: 30 participants Cost: $25 per person [News / Events]

Output: Halloween At Crystal Cave

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Input: [Date] 10/23/2015 [Details] What completes a camping trip better than an evening beside a crackling campfire? Meet at the campfire circle for an hour of stories, songs, and a little science behind the scenes of the vast wilderness of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. We may take your imagination to the crest of the Sierra, through the underground wilderness of these parks, or maybe into the den of a black bear! Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: Fridays, June 5 through October 30 Location: Wuksachi Lodge Campfire Circle Duration: 1 hour Limited: Please, no dogs or alcohol. Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress warmly. Feel free to bring fixings for s'mores! Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Family Campfire

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Input: [Date] 10/23/2015 [Details] What was life like under the Big Trees before the crowds, the traffic, and the shuttle buses? Join the Ghosts of Giants to hear tales from yesteryear. Whether ranger or visitor, the forests of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks left every man, woman and child with stories that would entertain and enlighten. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: September through November. See local postings for days and times. Location: John Muir Lodge Duration: 1 hour Limited: 16 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: None Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Ghosts Of The Giants

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Input: [Date] 10/23/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: Wednesdays & Fridays, May through October Location: Meet at the Wuksachi Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 10/24/2015 [Details] Join our team of experienced cave naturalists for a day of spooky Halloween fun, inspired by Crystal Cave's rich human history. The Cave has entertained and been loved by countless visitors since 1940. It even served as a winter home for a group of Civilian Conservation Corps workers, who were building trails inside. Of course, the Cave has hosted many explorers through the centuries, from Native peoples to National Park Service personnel. Do the spirits of these past visitors still linger and roam the Cave's passageways? This tour will stop in beautiful cave rooms and along the way we'll meet the "ghosts" of Crystal Cave's past. Duration: 1.5 hours Ages: 8 and up Limited: 30 participants Cost: $25 per person [News / Events]

Output: Halloween At Crystal Cave

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Input: [Date] 10/24/2015 [Details] Each year we witness the toothy grins of the neighborhood carved pumpkins, but did you know that the first jack olantern was actually a turnip in Ireland? Hear this and other seasonal stories while making you own jack olantern from a provided pumpkin of course! Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge Date: October 24. Times posted at front desk. Location: John Muir Lodge Duration: 2 hours Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Included: Pumpkins provided. Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Pumpkin Carving

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Input: [Date] 10/24/2015 [Details] Each year we witness the toothy grins of the neighborhood carved pumpkins, but did you know that the first jack olantern was actually a turnip in Ireland? Hear this and other seasonal stories while making you own jack olantern from a provided pumpkin of course! Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge [News / Events]

Output: Pumpkin Carving

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Input: [Date] 10/24/2015 [Details] What was life like under the Big Trees before the crowds, the traffic, and the shuttle buses? Join the Ghosts of Giants to hear tales from yesteryear. Whether ranger or visitor, the forests of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks left every man, woman and child with stories that would entertain and enlighten. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: September through November. See local postings for days and times. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Duration: 1 hour Limited: 16 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: None Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Ghosts Of The Giants

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Input: [Date] 10/25/2015 [Details] Join our team of experienced cave naturalists for a day of spooky Halloween fun, inspired by Crystal Cave's rich human history. The Cave has entertained and been loved by countless visitors since 1940. It even served as a winter home for a group of Civilian Conservation Corps workers, who were building trails inside. Of course, the Cave has hosted many explorers through the centuries, from Native peoples to National Park Service personnel. Do the spirits of these past visitors still linger and roam the Cave's passageways? This tour will stop in beautiful cave rooms and along the way we'll meet the "ghosts" of Crystal Cave's past. Duration: 1.5 hours Ages: 8 and up Limited: 30 participants Cost: $25 per person [News / Events]

Output: Halloween At Crystal Cave

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Input: [Date] 10/25/2015 [Details] We have searched high and low to determine which walking and hiking trails provide the best views and experiences for a short amount of time. You may be hiking to a waterfall, the top of a local peak for a great view, a local lake, or deep into a giant sequoia grove. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. All park visitors welcome to attend. Dates: April through November. See local postings for days and times. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Limited: Ages 10 and older Physical Fitness Requirement: This is a moderately strenuous activity. Be Prepared: Bring your daypack, water, food and have plenty of memory available on your camera! Shoes with good ankle support and clothing appropriate for the weather will ensure a fun and safe hike. Cost: No Cost To Register: See lobby desk for details. [News / Events]

Output: Hidden Trails Of Sequoia

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Input: [Date] 10/25/2015 [Details] Meet atop the granite dome for this enchanting program focusing on the features of the Moon, including craters and lunar seas. Hear stories from our civilizations past as you enjoy the moon rise over the Great Western Divide. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. [News / Events]

Output: Full Moon on Moro Rock

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Input: [Date] 10/26/2015 [Details] Join our team of experienced cave naturalists for a day of spooky Halloween fun, inspired by Crystal Cave's rich human history. The Cave has entertained and been loved by countless visitors since 1940. It even served as a winter home for a group of Civilian Conservation Corps workers, who were building trails inside. Of course, the Cave has hosted many explorers through the centuries, from Native peoples to National Park Service personnel. Do the spirits of these past visitors still linger and roam the Cave's passageways? This tour will stop in beautiful cave rooms and along the way we'll meet the "ghosts" of Crystal Cave's past. Duration: 1.5 hours Ages: 8 and up Limited: 30 participants Cost: $25 per person [News / Events]

Output: Halloween At Crystal Cave

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Input: [Date] 10/27/2015 [Details] Are you missing your morning walking routine? Do you want to take a brisk walk before you begin your touring day? Join us for this timed walk from Wuksachi Lodge to Lodgepole. This mostly downhill walk is about physical fitness in a safe group. Once in Lodgepole we will take the free Giant Forest Shuttle back to the lodge. You may elect for the rest of your party to pick you up at the Lodgepole Visitor Center. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Duration: 1.5 hours Limited: 18 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: This is a moderate activity. You must be able to maintain a 2mph pace. Be Prepared: Wear good walking shoes (tennis shoes with good support okay), bring water and dress for the weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: See lobby desk for details [News / Events]

Output: Wuksachi Walking Club

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Input: [Date] 10/28/2015 [Details] Spotting wildlife is one of our main goals while on vacation in national parks. A parks naturalist will provide the tricks of the trade for wildlife viewing along with information on the animals found in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. At the end of the program, you will have valuable information to take along with you on your next great adventure. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Location: Wuksachi Lodge [News / Events]

Output: Wildlife Wednesdays

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Input: [Date] 10/28/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: Saturdays, May through October Location: Meet at the John Muir Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 10/29/2015 [Details] We love the nightlife! Exciting things can happen when the sun goes down. Hear the hoot of the owls, the scurry of small mammals, or twigs snapping under the silhouette of a dozing deer. Come out and experience what most people dont. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: July through October. See local postings for days and times. Location: John Muir Lodge Duration: 1 hour Limited: 8 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: This is a moderate walk. Be Prepared: Bring a flashlight and wear study shoes. Cost: No Cost To Register: Sign up at the lodge front desk. [News / Events]

Output: Flashlight Hike

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Input: [Date] 10/30/2015 [Details] Join our team of experienced cave naturalists for a day of spooky Halloween fun, inspired by Crystal Cave's rich human history. The Cave has entertained and been loved by countless visitors since 1940. It even served as a winter home for a group of Civilian Conservation Corps workers, who were building trails inside. Of course, the Cave has hosted many explorers through the centuries, from Native peoples to National Park Service personnel. Do the spirits of these past visitors still linger and roam the Cave's passageways? This tour will stop in beautiful cave rooms and along the way we'll meet the "ghosts" of Crystal Cave's past. Duration: 1.5 hours Ages: 8 and up Limited: 30 participants Cost: $25 per person [News / Events]

Output: Halloween At Crystal Cave

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Input: [Date] 10/30/2015 [Details] What completes a camping trip better than an evening beside a crackling campfire? Meet at the campfire circle for an hour of stories, songs, and a little science behind the scenes of the vast wilderness of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. We may take your imagination to the crest of the Sierra, through the underground wilderness of these parks, or maybe into the den of a black bear! Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: Fridays, June 5 through October 30 Location: Wuksachi Lodge Campfire Circle Duration: 1 hour Limited: Please, no dogs or alcohol. Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress warmly. Feel free to bring fixings for s'mores! Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Family Campfire

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Input: [Date] 10/30/2015 [Details] What was life like under the Big Trees before the crowds, the traffic, and the shuttle buses? Join the Ghosts of Giants to hear tales from yesteryear. Whether ranger or visitor, the forests of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks left every man, woman and child with stories that would entertain and enlighten. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: September through November. See local postings for days and times. Location: John Muir Lodge Duration: 1 hour Limited: 16 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: None Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Ghosts Of The Giants

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Input: [Date] 10/30/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: Wednesdays & Fridays, May through October Location: Meet at the Wuksachi Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 11/1/2015 [Details] Join our team of experienced cave naturalists for a day of spooky Halloween fun, inspired by Crystal Cave's rich human history. The Cave has entertained and been loved by countless visitors since 1940. It even served as a winter home for a group of Civilian Conservation Corps workers, who were building trails inside. Of course, the Cave has hosted many explorers through the centuries, from Native peoples to National Park Service personnel. Do the spirits of these past visitors still linger and roam the Cave's passageways? This tour will stop in beautiful cave rooms and along the way we'll meet the "ghosts" of Crystal Cave's past. Duration: 1.5 hours Ages: 8 and up Limited: 30 participants Cost: $25 per person [News / Events]

Output: Halloween At Crystal Cave

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Input: [Date] 11/1/2015 [Details] We have searched high and low to determine which walking and hiking trails provide the best views and experiences for a short amount of time. You may be hiking to a waterfall, the top of a local peak for a great view, a local lake, or deep into a giant sequoia grove. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. All park visitors welcome to attend. Dates: April through November. See local postings for days and times. Location: John Muir Lodge Limited: Ages 10 and older Physical Fitness Requirement: This is a moderately strenuous activity. Be Prepared: Bring your daypack, water, food and have plenty of memory available on your camera! Shoes with good ankle support and clothing appropriate for the weather will ensure a fun and safe hike. Cost: No Cost To Register: See lobby desk for details. [News / Events]

Output: Hidden Trails of Kings Canyon

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Input: [Date] 11/3/2015 [Details] Are you missing your morning walking routine? Do you want to take a brisk walk before you begin your touring day? Join us for this timed walk from Wuksachi Lodge to Lodgepole. This mostly downhill walk is about physical fitness in a safe group. Once in Lodgepole we will take the free Giant Forest Shuttle back to the lodge. You may elect for the rest of your party to pick you up at the Lodgepole Visitor Center. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Duration: 1.5 hours Limited: 18 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: This is a moderate activity. You must be able to maintain a 2mph pace. Be Prepared: Wear good walking shoes (tennis shoes with good support okay), bring water and dress for the weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: See lobby desk for details [News / Events]

Output: Wuksachi Walking Club

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Input: [Date] 11/4/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: Saturdays, May through October Location: Meet at the John Muir Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 11/6/2015 [Details] What was life like under the Big Trees before the crowds, the traffic, and the shuttle buses? Join the Ghosts of Giants to hear tales from yesteryear. Whether ranger or visitor, the forests of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks left every man, woman and child with stories that would entertain and enlighten. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: September through November. See local postings for days and times. Location: John Muir Lodge Duration: 1 hour Limited: 16 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: None Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Ghosts Of The Giants

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Input: [Date] 11/6/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: Wednesdays & Fridays, May through October Location: Meet at the Wuksachi Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 11/7/2015 [Details] What was life like under the Big Trees before the crowds, the traffic, and the shuttle buses? Join the Ghosts of Giants to hear tales from yesteryear. Whether ranger or visitor, the forests of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks left every man, woman and child with stories that would entertain and enlighten. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: September through November. See local postings for days and times. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Duration: 1 hour Limited: 16 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: None Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Ghosts Of The Giants

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Input: [Date] 11/8/2015 [Details] We have searched high and low to determine which walking and hiking trails provide the best views and experiences for a short amount of time. You may be hiking to a waterfall, the top of a local peak for a great view, a local lake, or deep into a giant sequoia grove. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. All park visitors welcome to attend. Dates: April through November. See local postings for days and times. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Limited: Ages 10 and older Physical Fitness Requirement: This is a moderately strenuous activity. Be Prepared: Bring your daypack, water, food and have plenty of memory available on your camera! Shoes with good ankle support and clothing appropriate for the weather will ensure a fun and safe hike. Cost: No Cost To Register: See lobby desk for details. [News / Events]

Output: Hidden Trails Of Sequoia

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Input: [Date] 11/10/2015 [Details] Are you missing your morning walking routine? Do you want to take a brisk walk before you begin your touring day? Join us for this timed walk from Wuksachi Lodge to Lodgepole. This mostly downhill walk is about physical fitness in a safe group. Once in Lodgepole we will take the free Giant Forest Shuttle back to the lodge. You may elect for the rest of your party to pick you up at the Lodgepole Visitor Center. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Duration: 1.5 hours Limited: 18 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: This is a moderate activity. You must be able to maintain a 2mph pace. Be Prepared: Wear good walking shoes (tennis shoes with good support okay), bring water and dress for the weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: See lobby desk for details [News / Events]

Output: Wuksachi Walking Club

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Input: [Date] 11/11/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: Saturdays, May through October Location: Meet at the John Muir Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 11/13/2015 [Details] What was life like under the Big Trees before the crowds, the traffic, and the shuttle buses? Join the Ghosts of Giants to hear tales from yesteryear. Whether ranger or visitor, the forests of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks left every man, woman and child with stories that would entertain and enlighten. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: September through November. See local postings for days and times. Location: John Muir Lodge Duration: 1 hour Limited: 16 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: None Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Ghosts Of The Giants

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Input: [Date] 11/13/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: Wednesdays & Fridays, May through October Location: Meet at the Wuksachi Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 11/14/2015 [Details] What was life like under the Big Trees before the crowds, the traffic, and the shuttle buses? Join the Ghosts of Giants to hear tales from yesteryear. Whether ranger or visitor, the forests of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks left every man, woman and child with stories that would entertain and enlighten. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: September through November. See local postings for days and times. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Duration: 1 hour Limited: 16 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: None Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Ghosts Of The Giants

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Input: [Date] 11/15/2015 [Details] We have searched high and low to determine which walking and hiking trails provide the best views and experiences for a short amount of time. You may be hiking to a waterfall, the top of a local peak for a great view, a local lake, or deep into a giant sequoia grove. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. All park visitors welcome to attend. Dates: April through November. See local postings for days and times. Location: John Muir Lodge Limited: Ages 10 and older Physical Fitness Requirement: This is a moderately strenuous activity. Be Prepared: Bring your daypack, water, food and have plenty of memory available on your camera! Shoes with good ankle support and clothing appropriate for the weather will ensure a fun and safe hike. Cost: No Cost To Register: See lobby desk for details. [News / Events]

Output: Hidden Trails of Kings Canyon

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Input: [Date] 11/17/2015 [Details] Are you missing your morning walking routine? Do you want to take a brisk walk before you begin your touring day? Join us for this timed walk from Wuksachi Lodge to Lodgepole. This mostly downhill walk is about physical fitness in a safe group. Once in Lodgepole we will take the free Giant Forest Shuttle back to the lodge. You may elect for the rest of your party to pick you up at the Lodgepole Visitor Center. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Duration: 1.5 hours Limited: 18 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: This is a moderate activity. You must be able to maintain a 2mph pace. Be Prepared: Wear good walking shoes (tennis shoes with good support okay), bring water and dress for the weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: See lobby desk for details [News / Events]

Output: Wuksachi Walking Club

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Input: [Date] 11/18/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: Saturdays, May through October Location: Meet at the John Muir Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 11/20/2015 [Details] What was life like under the Big Trees before the crowds, the traffic, and the shuttle buses? Join the Ghosts of Giants to hear tales from yesteryear. Whether ranger or visitor, the forests of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks left every man, woman and child with stories that would entertain and enlighten. Co-Sponsored by John Muir Lodge. Dates: September through November. See local postings for days and times. Location: John Muir Lodge Duration: 1 hour Limited: 16 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: None Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Ghosts Of The Giants

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Input: [Date] 11/20/2015 [Details] Get the backyard basic to stargazing on this tour of the night sky. Listen to ancient and cultural stories about the constellations as you enjoy an evening under one of Californias most brilliant skies. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: Wednesdays & Fridays, May through October Location: Meet at the Wuksachi Lodge Lobby Duration: 1 hour Limited: None Physical Fitness Requirements: None Be Prepared: Dress appropriately for the evening's weather. Cost: No Cost To Register: All welcome. Just show up! [News / Events]

Output: Wonders Of The Night Sky

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Input: [Date] 11/21/2015 [Details] What was life like under the Big Trees before the crowds, the traffic, and the shuttle buses? Join the Ghosts of Giants to hear tales from yesteryear. Whether ranger or visitor, the forests of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks left every man, woman and child with stories that would entertain and enlighten. Co-Sponsored by Wuksachi Lodge. Dates: September through November. See local postings for days and times. Location: Wuksachi Lodge Duration: 1 hour Limited: 16 years and older Physical Fitness Requirements: None Cost: No Cost [News / Events]

Output: Ghosts Of The Giants

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Input: [Time] 6:00am to 11:00am (based on assignment) [Description] If you are willing to help out where needed, please sign up to be a Roving Volunteer. You’ll be assigned to one of the task volunteer areas below prior to Race Day. This volunteer opportunity is for anyone who wants to help out and doesn’t have a preference for any given volunteer opportunity. [Opportunity]

Output: General Volunteer

Volunteers - Florence Forth Road RaceFlorence Forth Road Race


Input: [Time] 6:00am to 8:00am [Description] Florence Forth participants will park in several parking lots around Ninth Street. Parking Assistants will direct cars into the parking area and guide runners to the registration and start/finish area. [Opportunity]

Output: Parking Area

Volunteers - Florence Forth Road RaceFlorence Forth Road Race


Input: [Time] 5:15 am to 7:15am [Description] Volunteers are needed to help set up the start and finish lines, the post race celebration areas and other set up needs. [Opportunity]

Output: Set-up Crew

Volunteers - Florence Forth Road RaceFlorence Forth Road Race


Input: [Time] 7:15am to 9:45am [Description] Florence Forth will have 2 aid stations on the course each with approximately 20 volunteers. Volunteers will set up tables and tents, fill drink cups, distribute drinks to runners/walkers and clean up area after the last runner passes. [Opportunity]

Output: Water and Aid Stations

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Input: [Time] 7:15am to 9:30am (depending on location) [Description] At various points on the race course, teams of 1, 2 or 3 volunteers will be needed to ensure runners stay on the correct course and support police as needed. The Course Marshals also provide encouragement and support to runners. Bring your noise-makers and cheering voice! [Opportunity]

Output: Course Marshals

Volunteers - Florence Forth Road RaceFlorence Forth Road Race


Input: [Time] 7:30am to 10:00am [Description] Volunteers are needed at the finish line area to guide runners through the finish line and to provide drinks, fruit and bagels to runners. Prior to the race start, volunteers will set up the refreshment stations and will help clean up their area after the last runners clear the area. [Opportunity]

Output: Finish Line Refreshments

Volunteers - Florence Forth Road RaceFlorence Forth Road Race


Input: [Time] 10:00am to 12:00pm [Description] Volunteers are needed to help take down tables, the start and finish lines, the post race celebration and other duties. [Opportunity]

Output: Take-down crew

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Input: [Free Admission!] October 25th [Free Food!] BBQ Chicken Dinner [Free Activities!]

Output: Carnival Games


Input: [Free Admission!] 2:00 PM [Free Food!] Cotton Candy [Free Activities!]

Output: Inflatables


Input: [Free Admission!] to [Free Food!] Sno-Cones [Free Activities!]

Output: Giant Slide


Input: [Free Admission!] 5:00 PM [Free Food!] Popcorn [Free Activities!]

Output: Hayride


Input: [Free Food!] Boiled Peanuts [Free Activities!]

Output: Face Painting


Input: [Free Admission!] No costumes please! [Free Food!] Corn On The Cob [Free Activities!]

Output: Cake Walk


Input: [Tower] G [Possession Date] Possession Started [Current Status]

Output: Under Possession

Supertech Green Village | Residential Apartments in Meerut


Input: [Tower] H [Possession Date] Jul-15 [Current Status]

Output: Structure completed finishing work in progress

Supertech Green Village | Residential Apartments in Meerut


Input: [Tower] F [Possession Date] Possession Started [Current Status]

Output: Under Possession

Supertech Green Village | Residential Apartments in Meerut


Input: [Tower] E [Possession Date] Possession Started [Current Status]

Output: Under Possession

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Input: [Tower] N1 [Possession Date] Oct-15 [Current Status]

Output: Structure completed finishing work in progress

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Input: [Tower] N2 [Possession Date] Jul-15 [Current Status]

Output: 10th floor Work In Progress

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Input: [Tower] D [Possession Date] Dec-15 [Current Status]

Output: 10th floor slab work in progress

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Input: [Tower] D1 [Current Status]

Output: Structure completed finishing work in progress

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Input: [Tower] D2 [Current Status]

Output: Structure completed finishing work in progress

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Input: [Tower] M3 [Possession Date] --- [Current Status]

Output: Basement work in progress

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Input: [Tower] M4 [Possession Date] Jun-16 [Current Status]

Output: 5th Floor Work in Progress

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Input: [Tower] Villa (4-6) [Possession Date] Handing Over Already Started [Current Status]

Output: Finishing work in progress

Supertech Green Village | Residential Apartments in Meerut


Input: [Tower] Villa (7-12) [Possession Date] Handing Over Already Started [Current Status]

Output: Finishing work in progress

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Input: [Tower] Villa (12A-22) [Possession Date] Possession Started [Current Status]

Output: Finishing work in progress

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Input: [Tower] Villa (23-32) [Possession Date] Mar-15 [Current Status]

Output: Finishing work in progress

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Input: [Date / Time] 2/22/01 23:30 [City] Toledo [State] OH [Duration] 5.5 sec. [Summary] Midnight car drive, unexpected visit by an object [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Other


Input: [Date / Time] 2/22/01 20:15 [City] Rogue River [State] OR [Duration] 10 minutes [Summary] The shape of the craft was a diamond.The craft had circular lghts that were bright.It had a glare coming from the craft that was grayis [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Diamond


Input: [Date / Time] 2/22/01 20:15 [City] Rogue River [State] OR [Duration] 10 minutes [Summary] Bright diamond shape light at first it didn't move. Then it started getting lighter and brighter and smaller and bigger. Then it star [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Diamond


Input: [Date / Time] 2/22/01 20:15 [City] Rogue River [State] OR [Duration] 10 minutes [Summary] Bright diamond shape light nortwest sky right sbove a ridge line in the bac of our house, we wacthed the light pull apart from the side [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Diamond


Input: [Date / Time] 2/22/01 19:45 [City] Carroll [State] IA [Duration] 30 seconds [Summary] unbelievable, five large orange/yellow bright spheres appearing one after another moving quickly across the sky and disappearing. [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Light


Input: [Date / Time] 2/22/01 19:20 [City] Millsap [State] TX [Duration] 2 minutes [Summary] We saw one craft. It travelled left to right with very bright lights that were luminous of yellowish green. The lights disappeared, all [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Cigar


Input: [Date / Time] 2/22/01 17:19 [City] Murdock/Port Charlotte [State] FL [Duration] :02-:03 min. [Summary] Possible exotic new stealth aircraft witnessed. [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Other


Input: [Date / Time] 2/21/01 22:00 [City] Leesburg [State] VA [Duration] 6 seconds [Summary] TRANSPARENT, TRIANGULAR SHAPED OBJECT [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Triangle


Input: [Date / Time] 2/21/01 20:45 [City] Rogue River [State] OR [Duration] 15 to 20 min [Summary] I saw a disk or saucer and it was glowing.It made the sky brighter than what the sky usually is.It also looked like it had a beam comin [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Disk


Input: [Date / Time] 2/21/01 20:45 [City] Rogue River [State] OR [Duration] 15 to 20 min. [Summary] It started about 8:30 pm or so went by sliding door and saw a bright light, I thought that that was strange too see a plane with it's l [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Disk


Input: [Date / Time] 2/21/01 20:15 [City] Fishkill [State] NY [Duration] 10 Minutes [Summary] Black diamond-shaped object w/three bright white lights crossed I-84 and headed west paralleling highway towards Hudson River. [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Diamond


Input: [Date / Time] 2/21/01 06:10 [City] Norwich [State] CT [Duration] 4 seconds [Summary] lighted oval shaped object flew overhead,very fast,dead quiet leaving whiteish yellow trail. [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Oval


Input: [Date / Time] 2/21/01 00:00 [City] Cottage Grove [State] OR [Duration] 5 hours [Summary] The object changed shapes and turned different colors. [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Changing


Input: [Date / Time] 2/20/01 23:00 [City] Chardon [State] OH [Duration] 3-4 minutes [Summary] Blue orb hovering over trees, then crosses feild. [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Sphere


Input: [Date / Time] 2/20/01 21:00 [City] Whittier [State] CA [Duration] 10 seconds [Summary] Green Meteor like object bright! [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Other


Input: [Date / Time] 2/20/01 19:10 [City] Las Vegas [State] NV [Duration] 20 minutes [Summary] Strange light formation over Las Vegas sky. [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Unknown


Input: [Date / Time] 2/20/01 13:45 [City] Kearny [State] AZ [Duration] 20 minutes [Summary] Stationary, then oddly drifting white, nearly glowing object, mid-day, with military jets in area [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Light


Input: [Date / Time] 2/20/01 01:15 [City] Farmington [State] NM [Duration] 1 minute [Summary] lg green fireball! [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Fireball


Input: [Date / Time] 2/19/01 22:30 [City] Sequim [State] WA [Duration] 2245 [Summary] An object emitting lights when it became larger [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Circle


Input: [Date / Time] 2/19/01 21:30 [City] Sedalia [State] MO [Duration] less than 1 second [Summary] Spotted an entity moving rapidly. [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Changing


Input: [Date / Time] 2/19/01 21:00 [City] Rockville [State] VA [Duration] 1hr. at least [Summary] I know this was not normal aircraft. It stayed in one place for a very long time and then simply vanished. [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Circle


Input: [Date / Time] 2/19/01 20:00 [City] Cayuga [State] IN [Duration] Unknown [Summary] Unusual bright white light in the sky [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Unknown


Input: [Date / Time] 2/19/01 19:30 [City] Cutchogue [State] NY [Duration] 5 minutes [Summary] No movement whatsoever detected after observing the object for approximately 5 minutes. [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Diamond


Input: [Date / Time] 2/19/01 19:00 [City] Carmel [State] IN [Duration] 1 1/2 hours [Summary] Carmel, Indiana on US 31. On several occasions have noticed a bright light to the south west. Thought it was venus, however, this eve [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Light


Input: [Date / Time] 2/19/01 18:48 [City] Irwin [State] PA [Duration] 4 minutes (?) [Summary] Very slow-moving, silent, triangular formation of lights; some RF interference [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Light


Input: [Date / Time] 2/19/01 05:37 [City] Lilburn [State] GA [Summary] It started out as a bright light but as it got nearer, I saw it was a circle. [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Circle


Input: [Date / Time] 2/18/01 22:00 [City] Scottsdale [State] AZ [Duration] 10 sec [Summary] spereical shaped , object flying by Sirus downward toward the ground [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Sphere


Input: [Date / Time] 2/18/01 21:17 [City] Colorado Springs [State] CO [Duration] 2min+ [Summary] 3 triangular craft moveing in erratic patterns, then dissappeared. [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Triangle


Input: [Date / Time] 2/18/01 21:05 [City] Rochester [State] NY [Duration] 10 seconds [Summary] Pair of lights, travelling East to West at extreme velocities [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Formation


Input: [Date / Time] 2/18/01 19:00 [City] Redlands [State] CA [Duration] 2 minutes [Summary] Large glowing oval object hovering in field over Redlands(San Timoteo Cyn.) ranch [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Oval


Input: [Date / Time] 2/18/01 19:00 [City] Mead Valley (to Riverside to Ontario) [State] CA [Duration] 20-30min [Summary] NO DEFINITE SHAPE COLORS LIKE THE MOON BUT WITH LIFE BIG AND FAST AS A PLANE BUT WAY BIGGER AND NO NOISE [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Teardrop


Input: [Date / Time] 2/18/01 18:58 [City] Long Island [State] NY [Summary] I was driving with my mom to get pizza. I was looking in the sky to stargaze when I saw three flashing lights that were red. On the w [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Diamond


Input: [Date / Time] 2/18/01 18:25 [City] Irvington [State] AL [Duration] 5 sec [Summary] blue light mobile alabama fast moving [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Light


Input: [Date / Time] 2/18/01 17:00 [City] Cabazon [State] CA [Duration] 5 min [Summary] Cigar shaped object, heading west from east, that glowed in the sky like a floresent light bulb. [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Cigar


Input: [Date / Time] 2/16/01 22:17 [City] Mesa [State] AZ [Duration] 2 minutes [Summary] Black,grey,and white egg shape low to the ground and NO LIGHTS! [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Egg


Input: [Date / Time] 2/16/01 18:20 [City] Nottingham (UK/England) [Duration] approx 40 minutes [Summary] Strange pairs of lights seen at night over Nottingham, England, UK. [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Light


Input: [Date / Time] 2/16/01 18:20 [City] Kingsford [State] MI [Duration] 2 minutes [Summary] Two starlike objects, traveling west to east, one behind the other, making no noise and travelng faster than normal jet traffic. [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Light


Input: [Date / Time] 2/10/01 03:25 [City] Zimmerman [State] MN [Duration] 1-2 minutes [Summary] two triangular crafts emitting a blue-silver light that "danced" in the sky before zooming eastward. [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Triangle


Input: [Date / Time] 2/8/01 20:00 [City] Lancaster [State] OH [Duration] 1.25 minutes [Summary] A Bright light in the shape of a sphere that moved southeast at a steady spead and appeared to have flames pulsating behind it. [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Sphere


Input: [Date / Time] 1/5/01 01:30 [City] Surrey (Canada) [State] BC [Duration] 4 sec [Summary] i was watching tv at night in my apt on the 7th floor facing ne when i seen a hudge fire ball out my window coming downon a 45 degree a [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Fireball


Input: [Date / Time] 1/1/01 22:00 [City] Kellyville [State] OK [Duration] 45 min [Summary] object that changed from cylinder to triangle,no sound. [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Changing


Input: [Date / Time] 12/7/00 12:45 [City] Sydney (NSW, Australia) [Duration] 20 seconds [Summary] it was very big. the craft flew across the sky very quickly. it changed shapes a few times. it was red and then green. [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Changing


Input: [Date / Time] 11/12/00 07:00 [City] Middlesbrough (UK/England) ?? [Duration] 5 min [Summary] bright disk object , very fast [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Disk


Input: [Date / Time] 11/2/00 17:00 [City] Kansas [State] KS [Duration] ? [Summary] Found in picture [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Unknown


Input: [Date / Time] 8/13/00 20:00 [City] Big Horn Mtns [State] WY [Duration] 30-40 minutes [Summary] Bright light that divided, disappeared then repeated several times. [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Fireball


Input: [Date / Time] 6/5/00 03:45 [City] Augusta [State] KS [Duration] 5 minutes [Summary] V-shaped craft with 7 dim blinking lights [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Light


Input: [Date / Time] 2/21/00 20:00 [City] Orland Park [State] IL [Duration] Approx 10 Min. [Summary] Unexplained bright white lights over Southwest Cook County IL [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Fireball


Input: [Date / Time] 2/20/00 22:30 [City] Cottage Grove [State] OR [Duration] 2 minutes [Summary] They were strange looking objects that had a very wierd look to them [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Formation


Input: [Date / Time] 1/1/00 22:00 [City] Evansville [State] IN [Duration] 2 seconds [Summary] Long black cigar-shaped craft flew over at low altitude and was extremely quick despite no engine noise (only wind) [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Cigar


Input: [Date / Time] 10/19/99 22:00 [City] Apache Junction (east of) [State] AZ [Duration] 5-8 hours [Summary] A group of three encounter a formation of 10-12 ships that interacted with the group, and made close visual inspection possible. [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Other


Input: [Date / Time] 8/16/99 02:45 [City] Trapper Creek (10 miles north of) [State] AK [Duration] 5 sec [Summary] driving south on the Parks hiway, just happened to look out the side window and up as a large oval shaped craftpasses overhead right to [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Oval


Input: [Date / Time] 7/8/99 10:25 [City] Plymouth (1/2 mile north east of) [State] WI [Duration] a few min [Summary] My 13 year old son and I saw an aircraft flying with two black circles buzzing it. [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Circle


Input: [Date / Time] 6/19/99 01:54 [City] Honolulu (Waikiki) [State] HI [Duration] 30 seconds [Summary] for about 30 seconds it brighted up to like Jupiter or Venus,it was moving towards the East, between 30-45 degrees angle,s.e. of Cygnus [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Other


Input: [Date / Time] 1/23/99 04:00 [City] Chicago (1 hours south ofoff I 57) [State] IL [Duration] approx 15 min [Summary] I tried to post this yesterday but could not get to the site so I wrote it all down on a wp so i would not get anything wrong [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Disk


Input: [Date / Time] 12/25/98 13:30 [City] Kansas City [State] MO [Duration] 5 minutes [Summary] On Christmas Day 1998 we saw a boomerang north of Kansas City. [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Chevron


Input: [Date / Time] 11/26/98 22:00 [City] Fall River (10 miles north of) [State] KS [Duration] ??? [Summary] At around 21:30 I witnessed a star "turn on." My wife and I observed it swaying in the distant sky. It emitted red and green lights. [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Light


Input: [Date / Time] 11/20/98 22:30 [City] Hampton [State] TN [Duration] 30 seconds [Summary] A Triangle shape Reflection, appearing as watery glass [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Triangle


Input: [Date / Time] 9/24/98 00:15 [City] Sheridan (10 miles South of, at the Sheridan Pipeline) [State] WY [Duration] 10-15 minutes [Summary] It looked like a star at first but since when do stars move in an octagon motion i went inside to get my bill of lading and came back o [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Other


Input: [Date / Time] 9/4/98 06:05 [City] Nitshill (UK/Scotland) [Duration] 15 seonds [Summary] silent and fast triangle no lights brown? in colour [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Triangle


Input: [Date / Time] 8/16/98 23:15 [City] Gridley (10 miles N of, and 20 miles SE Chico) [State] CA [Duration] 3 to 5 seconds [Summary] Brief period of light flashed in my car window about 1/4 mile to right and problably no further than 2 to 3 miles in front. [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Flash


Input: [Date / Time] 3/1/98 22:00 [City] New Albany [State] IN [Duration] 1 minute [Summary] Bright Welders Arc Light In The Night Skys Over New Albany Indiana [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Light


Input: [Date / Time] 2/12/98 12:35 [City] Shelby County airport (@231 mile marker) [State] AL [Duration] 3:mics [Summary] traveling north bound I59 at or about 12:35hrs, I was looking for bears in the air when I saw this u.f.o. in the sky doing what air cra [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Cigar


Input: [Date / Time] 10/15/97 20:00 [City] Bladen [State] NE [Duration] 2 minutes [Summary] ufos on the moon???? [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Sphere


Input: [Date / Time] 8/15/97 04:00 [City] Parkersburg (10 miles south of Ohio/W.Virginia Border near) [State] WV [Duration] ten minutes [Summary] Observed silent, slow moving craft moving in Northeasterly direction. Lost sight as it moved over hills. [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Triangle


Input: [Date / Time] 3/10/97 21:00 [City] Naples [State] FL [Duration] ? [Summary] i have always seen or have taken part of paranormal activities since i was very young(from out-of-body experiences,spirits,and ufos).i [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Unknown


Input: [Date / Time] 3/1/97 05:00 [City] Clinton [State] UT [Duration] 4 hours [Summary] 1997 Ufo in Ogden Utah area, I was standing under it it was huge! [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Circle


Input: [Date / Time] 2/15/97 22:30 [City] Hudson [State] WI [Duration] 5 minutes [Summary] The light made absolutely no noise whatsoever it was so quiet it was scary. [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Unknown


Input: [Date / Time] 12/1/96 21:00 [City] Seattle (West) [State] WA [Duration] 1-2 minutes [Summary] My dad and I saw a UFO at night when we where looking at the stars. [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Triangle


Input: [Date / Time] 9/15/96 23:30 [City] Fort Nelson (Canada) [State] BC [Duration] 15 min. [Summary] It was about 11:30 pm, A friend and I were on our way to attend a collage course in B.C.. We saw what looked like 3 round large balls o [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Fireball


Input: [Date / Time] 4/4/94 21:14 [City] Von Ormy [State] TX [Duration] ? [Summary] Summary of San Antonio MUFON investigator trainee's Von Ormy, Texas UFO investigation [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Other


Input: [Date / Time] 8/15/91 20:30 [City] Hagerhill [State] KY [Duration] 30seconds [Summary] No words to explain it or prove it,but really was something to see. [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Cigar


Input: [Date / Time] 10/15/90 20:00 [City] Prineville (30 miles east of) [State] OR [Duration] about 4-6 seconds [Summary] Fast moving ball of light that can move at right angles. [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Light


Input: [Date / Time] 9/15/90 18:00 [City] Greencastle (west of) [State] IN [Duration] 5-10 minutes [Summary] A silver-metallic hockey puck shaped object just hanging in the daytime sky. [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Other


Input: [Date / Time] 7/15/88 18:00 [City] Redding [State] CT [Duration] 30 minutes [Summary] enormous silent craft [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Other


Input: [Date / Time] 3/15/88 19:30 [City] Gallup (~10 miles west of on I-40) [State] NM [Duration] 1 minute [Summary] Driving west on I-40 just after dark, saw lights strobing over median of hwy. Thought it might be a helicopter, but there was no noise [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Cylinder


Input: [Date / Time] 10/15/83 19:00 [City] Crete/Wilber (between) [State] NE [Duration] aprox 15 min [Summary] i have an old fishing cabin, along with six others between crete & wilber nebraska. these cabins sit about 1 mile off the main gravel r [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Triangle


Input: [Date / Time] 12/5/79 22:00 [City] Arkansas (rural) [State] AR [Duration] 20:00 minutes [Summary] A friend and i were driving on a country road when we saw something very strange. [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Fireball


Input: [Date / Time] 6/1/76 09:00 [City] Richmond [State] VA [Duration] 25 minutes [Summary] im not sure if i should tell you this. it's all coming back to me now. after all these years of being afraid not remembering it all. i [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Disk


Input: [Date / Time] 8/20/75 16:30 [City] Brewster [State] NY [Duration] 5 sec. [Summary] Sometime during an August sunday afternoon, I spotted an object at the intersection of Rt. 684 and I84 at Brewster, NY. This occurred [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Cylinder


Input: [Date / Time] 6/1/67 23:59 [City] Boise [State] ID [Duration] one hour [Summary] Large Mining UFO mining resourses on Earth [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Disk


Input: [Date / Time] 6/15/66 21:00 [City] Toutle River (Mt Rainier) [State] WA [Duration] 5-10 min. [Summary] Brillant light engulfs Mt Rainier Campsite (1966-67) [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Unknown


Input: [Date / Time] 6/30/62 [City] Orlando (nearby) [State] FL [Duration] 25+min [Summary] Sphere with lights encircling its equater hovering above a lake in Florida for 25+minutes in the 1960's [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Sphere


Input: [Date / Time] 6/15/60 21:45 [City] Kansas City [State] KS [Duration] 15 min [Summary] Short visit! [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Disk


Input: [Date / Time] 6/1/59 22:00 [City] Nelson [State] NE [Duration] 5 to 10 min [Summary] this was told to me from the man who seen the object. it was after a softball game in the summer of 1959. he was in the country going h [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Cigar


Input: [Date / Time] 22:55 [City] Corby (UK/England) [Duration] 10.to 15.mins [Summary] I WAS LOCKING UP MY PIGEONS FOR THE NIGHT.BRIGHT LIGHT IN FRONT OF ME. WENT IN HOUSE AND GOT MY VIDEO TOOK 15mins of OBJECT.A LOCAL POL [Posted] 2/24/01 [Shape]

Output: Cigar


Input: [Date] Tuesday 2nd June [Description] We are hoping to remove certain invasive weeds on the dune grasslands in order that the natural grasses and wildflowers can compete and survive better. Target species will be Rosebay Willow Herb. There will be individual weed wipes available, gloves, eye protectors and other equipment needed. Please bring suitable clothing and footwear and a packed lunch. Meet at Mawbray Yard Car Park off the B5300 at 10.30am. [Venue/Project]

Output: INVASIVE WEED REMOVAL MAWBRAY BANKS


Input: [Date] FRIDAY 5TH JUNE [Description] Meet at Wolsty Banks Road End Car Park at 10.30am. We will survey and hopefully plant some locally sourced kidney vetch along the dunes here. All tools will be provided. Please wear suitable clothing. [Venue/Project]

Output: KIDNEY VETCH SURVEY AND PLANTING AT WOLSTY BANKS


Input: [Date] WEDNESDAY 10TH JUNE [Description] We will be carrying on with the scrub clearance and weed removal in and around the historic Milefortlet area. All who wish to assist with this task should meet at Crosscanonby Carr Reserve Car Park off the B5300 at 10.30am, all tools will be provided. Please bring a packed lunch and suitable clothing. [Venue/Project]

Output: MILEFORTLET PATH: GORSE AND SCRUB REMOVAL


Input: [Date] FRIDAY 12th JUNE [Description] Meet at the Discovery Centre in Silloth at 10.15am, or the Grune Car Park at 10.30am, for a fascinating guided walk with Graeme Proud, Volunteer Coordinator. The walk will be about 2- 3 hours in duration so please bring suitable footwear and refreshment. [Venue/Project]

Output: GUIDED NATTERJACK TOAD AND BIRD WALK ON GRUNE POINT


Input: [Date] WEDNESDAY 17TH JUNE [Description] This litter picking event will take place at the beach at Newtown Road End Car Park. This project gives us all the opportunity to encourage a friend to join in on an environment awareness day. We are all well aware of how important it is to improve our beaches and sand dunes and this can be quite easily achieved with a little work from us all. The project will last for approximately two hours and commences at 10.30am. Meet at Newtown Road End Car Park (just off the B5300 on the seaward side opposite the turn off to Newtown). All equipment will be provided but please wear suitable clothing and bring a packed lunch. [Venue/Project]

Output: BRING A FRIEND LITTER PICKING EVENT