June 22, 2015
Tennessee, Woodsmoke RV Park. We are here for Aaron's geology fix! He is in search of some rare Eclogite located about 45 minutes (or 20 miles up a switch-back mountain road) in North Carolina.
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Aaron looking for the mystical Eclogite |
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Under the surface layer should be some good samples. Where's the rock hammer? |
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Wait?!? IS THAT POISON IVY???? |
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NO! Just Kidding Aaron! Keep looking for your Eclogite |
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Just Waiting!!! |
And here is the mystical Eclogite up close!
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And they are off....in search of more rocks and maybe a salamander or two |
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Meanwhile, those that know me well, know they can find me anywhere near water No matter how big or small |
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Beavers
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Butterflies mud-puddling for liquid nutrients |
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Tree roots growing under the sidewalk- life finds a way even flora! |
Travelling is always fun, especially seeing new places. There is always a surprise, enjoying nature and the diversity of plants. That's interesting.
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