[Đoạn tư liệu 1] SAM: Hello, all. My name is Sam and I would like to tell you about Darmon Park. The area of Darmon Park was covered with glaciers thousands of years ago. There are some areas that are below the sea surface and other areas which are mountainous and way above the sea level. Some of the mountainous areas are basically treeless, as the higher elevation of these areas hinders the growth of most species of trees. So, when the name of the park is mentioned, people always think of its special terrain, geothermal hot springs, and even some old-fashioned cabins which rarely can be seen in this day and age. Soon after it had been rebuilt with funds from a federal grant in 1949 and 1950, this beautiful park was awarded national park status in 1951 by the Department of Natural Resources. This designation as a national park means that this entire area will now be forever protected from development and industrialization... Prior to becoming a park, this area was leased from the federal government by companies who mined copper in the 1920s. As a remnant of that era, you'll note that one of our attractions is a mine tunnel which is open for tours. After most of the available copper had been exploited from the land in the late 1930s, this area became an area for military training... We have three different camping areas in the park... As we have noted that the weather here can be very cold, it's good to see that all of our campers have taken enough warm clothes, so weather won't be a concern here. Some campers have asked us whether the mushrooms near the campgrounds are edible, we suggest that everyone spend some time reading the notice in the common room, as it says any kind of mushroom is not worth trying. No one can guarantee which type of mushroom is not fatal. As some wild animals like foxes and boars are likely to search preys on the road, campers are encouraged to establish sites...

[Đoạn tư liệu 2] ... Here are some additional random facts about our park. The park contains an extensive network of hiking trails and courses for a variety of levels, for both novice hikers and experienced ones. As this park continues to have thousands of visitors, we are always looking for volunteers. If you are interested in any of our volunteer programs, you can ask for a booklet in our information center. This book also provides interesting stories and historical information about our wonderful park. Also, in the information center, we have road maps available for purchase. It is important to note that we have a number of roads running through this large property, so it's easy to get lost. If you are interested in climbing mountains, a walking stick will save you a lot of time and energy, we encourage you to call our help center in advance to rent one. We will inform you of the telephone number as soon as you arrive. Also, for visitors in wheelchair, please know that we have separate toilets for them, as required by federal regulation. For more details, such as all of our main attractions and the hours the park is open as well as the available activities, we encourage you to visit our website, where you can also see some wonderful photos of some of the scenery and some of the animals and plants that you might find on the property. Thank you for your...