National Parks: It's Just a Bunch of Gray Rocks
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National Parks are enjoyed by millions for the beauty of the landscape, wildlife, night skies, hiking, boating, etc. But not everyone can appreciate what is in front of them. Let’s explore some of the so-called ‘subpar parks’ and learn how to get the most out of your experience. Feel free to share some of your sub-par park experiences.
Carl Knoch
After nearly 30 years in marketing and marketing research Carl Knoch found his passion when he joined the York County Rail Trail Authority as a volunteer director in 1998. In April of 2006 he joined the staff of the Northeast Regional office of the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy as manger of trail development. He earned a BS in marketing and an MBA from Penn State. Knoch and his wife Anne reside in New Freedom, PA with their golden retriever Macey.
Anne Knoch
Anne earned a B.S. in secondary education from Towson University and an M.B.A. from the University of Baltimore. She worked for the Xerox Corporation for forty-one years in human resources and customer education. Currently she volunteers at the library in New Freedom/Shrewsbury. Knich is also her family's chief vacation planner. Having worked in the Baltimore and Washington area, she prefers vacations where she can enjoy nature.