Today I walked the lower part of Choconut Creek, down by where I used to live. As I may have mentioned previously, we haven't gotten any rain for a while:
Reminders of last year's flooding were plentiful, and prevented me from walking all the way to the river:

Crayfish skeletons looks like prehistoric aliens, don't they?:

There were raccoon prints in the mud:

And lots and lots of blackberries.
3 comments:
You guys are lucky to have wild blackberries. Around here, they wouldn't know a blackberry from a hole in the ground.
Oo, I hope you brought your picking bucket.
I always feel a little guilty eating the blackberries - like I'm taking them away from the birds or something - so I only eat a few. Ha! I'm a giant wuss.
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