Today I walked the banks of The Great Miami River in the Miami Whitewater Park in Harrison, Ohio, just shy of the Ohio/Indiana border. The weather was warm with a soft, cooling breeze. I hoped to find an arrowhead but found fossil rocks and one stone that appears to have been worked by the Shawnee Indians into a tool for scraping hides.
This tree has a clear face with intense eyes.
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