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I’d Like to Make Myself Believe …
On Saturday morning, we drove to Bay Furnace, a picnic grove and beach near the town of Christmas. It’s named for the remains of an old pig iron blast furnace. Here’s what it looks like from the beach by the … Continue reading
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Quail Valley Rock Stack
On our Butterfield Trail hike, we came out on top of a cliff overlooking Quail Valley. I didn’t have a large selection of rocks, and I was dealing with a 20-mph cross wind, but I managed a quick rock stack … Continue reading
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Rock Stack-o-Rama
A sampling of other rock stacks I created during our week at Devil’s Den. Nate took a great photo of me stacking rocks. Check it out, along with his own rock stack art, on his Flickr page.
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