During the recent summer while
hiking along StoneWater Beach, the
shore along the Gardens at Waters East, a number of interesting fossils were
found. For millions of years
before the last ice age, this area was part of a great sea. There are many fossils of ancient sea life
that can be found as one walks along kicking up the stones.
Many of the fossils found here
are more than four-hundred million years old. These stones, these fossils, trigger reflection and
meditation and thoughts of what lived here so long ago; and the spirits of all
that life frozen here in time.
Here one can uncover and discover
all kinds of life that at one time called this place home. Journey with me as together we will
find “treasures” of ancient life. Here are twelve of the many! Any ideas of what is what???
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Fascinating finds.
ReplyDeleteJust amazing pictures of the fossils! Fantastic that they were found more than four-hundred million years old. What a treasures!
ReplyDeleteLove the photo of StoneWater Beach!
Great pictures!
ReplyDeleteGreetings Kathrin
A nice colection, Jack, and such a lovely beach. You always have something amazing to share. Thank you !
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