Testudinate is what I titled that post with the apology for the blurry photo above.
What is it? I don't really know. I don't think it's a turtle, but could it be a bear?
Stick some tusks on it and maybe it's an older creature from way, way back...
I don't think this is the backside of the turtle mound, but I could be wrong; in fact I am - there's a dog collar on the base of the tree!
And here's that nicely formed, little disturbed turtle on the mound:
What follows in my folder is a bunch of interesting stuff, all blurry, but all clustered near by. I got back in focus for a couple more:
And I must confess that I can't remember exactly where it was - as well as whether it actually was on a mound and not in a stone row.
But this morning I went through some folders to look for what I saw before and after, to jog my memory, and found a better photo of the mound/stone/rock pile/heap or whatever the Native American name was in the Quirpi dialect.
Judging from the light, it looks like mid-afternoon, and the photos say "May 13, 2009."
The first stone to catch my eye was this big boulder:
What is it? I don't really know. I don't think it's a turtle, but could it be a bear?
Stick some tusks on it and maybe it's an older creature from way, way back...
I don't think this is the backside of the turtle mound, but I could be wrong; in fact I am - there's a dog collar on the base of the tree!
And here's that nicely formed, little disturbed turtle on the mound:
What follows in my folder is a bunch of interesting stuff, all blurry, but all clustered near by. I got back in focus for a couple more:
I vote for "rabbit", on that first big boulder.
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