Pinnacles National Park Enamel Ornament Love the Wild took the brunt of the

took the brunt of the blame

She is a past president of the Lincoln County Historical Society and is the recipient of numerous awards related to writing history and historic preservation work including a "cavalry sword" for work on preserving Fort Stanton and True West's 2007 Best Preservation Project in the Nation award

The Roadrunner Embroidered Cap celebrates one of the most recognizable animals of the desert Southwest

Each hand-thrown mug features a unique ceramic badge developed with NPS partners and is finished in colors inspired by the park’s landscape and architecture

Pinnacles National Park Enamel Ornament Love the Wild took the brunt of theThis unique ornament is created by first stamping a metal exterior ring containing the parks name, then placing a translucent enamel design in the middle of that circle. This ornament celebrating Pinnacles National Park features an image of an endangered California Condor soaring high above South Chalone Peak, both of which can be found at Pinnacles National Park. Official park ornament approved by the National Park Service for Pinnacles National Park