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If you’re looking for a little peace and quiet‚ why not try the isolated fire lookout on Desolation Peak? This house in Washington’s North Cascades is just a 9.4 mile hike! According to the Washington Trails Association‚ this landmark not only offers an incredible view‚ but it’s also historically significant. Literature lovers should especially appreciate that author Jack Kerouac found a great deal of inspiration in this remote place. While visitors are no longer allowed inside the fire lookout‚ hikers are encouraged to admire the view from outside. Travel photographer Jake Guzman managed to capture a gorgeous video of the intriguing location. His footage showcases the breathtaking mountain range as seen from the comparatively small building. On social media‚ he referred to the structure as “the most isolated house on earth.” Screengrab from Instagram “Sitting at 6‚859 ft is one of the most remote fire lookouts in Washington State‚” the photographer added in his Instagram caption about the most isolated house on earth. Commenters were stunned by the beautiful view from the fire lookout at Desolation Peak‚ and some were even struck by travel inspiration. “Definitely a bucket list trip!!” wrote one user. Watch the video below to see this spectacular location! View this post on Instagram A post shared by Jake Guzman (@jakeguzman) You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post The Most Isolated House On Earth: This Fire Lookout In Washington Has Breathtaking Views And Incredible Privacy. appeared first on InspireMore.

Going to a Coldplay concert might be on your list of favorite things to do. That was the story for Rob O’Byrne‚ who enjoys the band. Concert-going is a challenge for Rob because he is paraplegic and confined to a wheelchair. But that didn’t stop this music-lover from enjoying the Coldplay concert or participating in crowd-surfing in his wheelchair. Image from Facebook. In Rob’s own words‚ “Coldplay released large bouncy balls into the crowd‚ and these two well-built lads fell over me trying to catch one. They apologized and picked me up‚ holding me up in my wheelchair above the audience to give me a better view of the stage.” That began a wondrous moment for Rob. The men began moving toward the stage with Rob held aloft in his chair. The crowd was happily parting to allow them through. A spotlight from the stage appeared‚ focusing on the impromptu wheelchair crowd surf. Coldplay Lead Chris Martin noticed the commotion and invited Rob onto the stage. This is not the band’s first foray into acknowledging disabled fans. From there‚ the lead man handed him a harmonica‚ and a microphone was set up. Chris assured Rob that he would signal him when it was time to play the harmonica (even though Rob had never played one before). A song was made up on the spot all about Rob. Calling it an experience of a lifetime‚ Rob will remember wheelchair surfing at the Coldplay concert. He will carry that experience and his positive attitude into every aspect of his life. Image from Facebook. Rob Lives Life To The Fullest Rob’s injury happened when he was 17 years old and dived into the shallow end of a swimming pool. The resultant spinal injury means that he can feel nothing in that region and has no movement from his chest down. But it didn’t affect his love of music; he loves going to concerts‚ even though his wheelchair slows him down a bit. Rob is a fitness trainer‚ teaching other people with similar injuries at “What’s Your Excuse for Fitness.” If you enjoyed this article‚ please share it with your music-loving friends. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Crowd Lifts Man In Wheelchair‚ Delivers Him An Unforgettable Experience At Coldplay Concert. appeared first on InspireMore.

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At the Potawatomi Zoo in Indiana‚ a mama golden retriever has her paws as full as can be these days looking after a huge litter of pups—but half aren’t hers. The zoo had the unhappy issue of an African painted dog who was a first-time mom and wasn’t displaying the level of care required to […] The post This Golden Retriever is Nursing 3 African Painted Dog Pups at Indiana Zoo After Mother Abandoned Them appeared first on Good News Network.