Winter Hike
I went looking for Dinosaurs and mosasaurs, huge extinct carnivorous aquatic lizards, which once inhabited what is today the Rancocas Creek watershed. Lenni-Lenape Indians paddled the Creek with dugout canoes of their own making. A Swedish explorer came up the Rancocas Creek Main Stem in 1613. The hike was arranged by the Rancocas Nature Center.
Another one of my wilderness hikes. Link
The site link
I go to nature to be soothed
and healed, and to have my
senses put in order…– John Burroughs
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4 Comments
Beautiful photos. I especially love the twisted tree with many faces. Love Joni
Thank You Joni
Outstanding photography Lou. The sign reminds me of how hard it is to find nature without signs.
Thank you very much! Your comments mean a lot. Be Well my friend.