The Inner Kid

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I certainly hope I never lose the inner kid in me. Here we demonstrate that Jeanne and I have not. 😉

It has been awhile since we had passed over this water crossing. A new warning sign had been installed.
The creek had beautiful green algae and was also had a thin layer of ice. The plant in front was a Clammyweed (Polanisia dodecandra subsp trachysperma). And it rattled when Jeanne shook it. 🙂
Bubbles under the ice.
Rock sinks in the algae.
After investigating we found the whiter spots in the ice were mostly a gathering of bubbles.
Fossils!

Shapes in the ice!

And the inner kids came out to play! 🙂

We watched the rock sink in the algae. 🙂

We watched with glee the bubble glide under the ice. Looked like an amoeba to us. 🙂

Four tries! Ah, it was so much fun!

Don’t loose your inner kid!

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  3. How fun!! Love the amoeba bubble traveling and then in the rock tossing, the third one that rolled across despite not being round.

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  4. Oh my, y’all spotted some gorgeous ammonite fossils! What a fun play day. And it would be awesome if Hartlee Field becomes a new state park!!!

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