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@shoshiparks has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in May 2022. The social media accounts linked to from @shoshiparks are: • Facebook • Instagram Besides social media accounts, shoshiparks has populated their site with: • These 10 Stolen Artifacts Are Still Waiting to Be Returned Home • Six Lodge-to-Lodge Hikes That Will Have You Falling in Love With Slow Travel • Ants May Amputate Other Ants to Save Them – Is This a Sign of Empathy? • Digs & Discoveries - Seahenge Sings - Archaeology Magazine - September/October 2024 • Eight Weird and Wonderful Museums in Paris • When Amelia Earhart and the 'Queen of Diamonds' Raced to Become the First Woman to Fly Across the Atlantic • Via Ferratas Are Finally Catching On in the United States • You Can Soak in These Eight Hot Springs in Alaska • There's only one hiker's hut in the Bay Area. Here's what it's like to stay there. • The de Young's 'Fashioning San Francisco' journeys through a century of Bay Area style. • I Tried This Jet Lag App to Ease My Travel Exhaustion. It Did Not Go Well. • 5 Dreamy Days in Croatia: Dubrovnik + the Pearls of the Adriatic • Honoring the Thousands of Forgotten Souls Buried Beneath San Francisco • The Black Composers of New Orleans Opera Are Finally Getting Their Due • Eight Delicious Wine Regions You May Have Never Heard Of • How A ‘Firefly Course’ Is Saving Japan’s Favorite Glowing Insect • Ornamental Hermits Were 18th-Century England's Must-Have Garden Accessory • Friday 2 June, The Globalist 3070 - Radio • How the U.S. Almost Became a Nation of Hippo Ranchers • A History of the World’s Dumbest Theory • The Struggle With Altitude Sickness in the Ecuadorian Andes Is Real • 8 Butt-Kicking Hikes up the Bay Area's Tallest Mountains • Were These Beetles Once as Valuable as Gemstones? • The Last Days of the Bahama Nuthatch • Enduring the Promised Land - Hidden Compass • 6 Super-Cozy Inns in Northern California • There Are 250 UNESCO Creative Cities. But You Should Really See These 10 • Did Ancient Egypt Have a Pigeon Problem? • Our 9 Favorite New Restaurants in San Francisco + Oakland in 2022 • Inside the Diet That Fueled Chinese Transcontinental Railroad Workers • The 20 Best Restaurants In San Jose - The Infatuation • How Young Killer Whales Became Hooligans • The Spirits Industry Is Broken, But a Sustainable Revolution Is Coming • Why Birds Changed Their Tune During the Pandemic • The Last Public Payphone Kiosk on the Streets of New York • The 19th-Century Secret Society Preserving the History of the West • The Birds of Prey That Stand Guard Over California's Vineyards • A quest to find the fantastical castles of Sonoma’s beer history • 6 Summer-ready historical hotels in Northern California • How the 'First Lady of Seaweed' Changed Science • Meet Lorna Kollmeyer, the last remaining guardian of San Francisco's Victorian plaster ornaments • The biggest and weirdest roadside attractions in the US • The Quest to Protect California's Transcontinental Railroad Tunnels • 6 Northern California Towns You Haven't Heard of but Are Charming AF • Can Citizen Scientists Prevent Another Pacific Newt Massacre? • When Al Capone Ran a Soup Kitchen During the Great Depression • 7 Ways Travel MUST Change After Coronavirus • The End of Tangier - Hidden Compass • The fragile glacial world of Washington’s North Cascades National Park • The California Road Trip All Book Lovers Should Take • What the Color 'Haint Blue' Means to the Descendants of Enslaved Africans • Our Taste For Turtle Soup Nearly Wiped Out Terrapins. Then Prohibition Saved Them