Tocobaga.

[Hal Gorges]

So , I thought I thought I’d do something a little different today, and I went over to Philllipi park and see how my little diggers are doing...well, digger no. 1was busy and had a few shells to show me , but no artifacts....No. 2 is on a non productive site, Gonna have to remind her to move since since she’s not finding anything , no. 3, well he’s only two years old and doesn’t even know how to dig a round hole yet..Florida loves Gopher tortoises, so much they allow em to dig in a national historic site, pics. 4-5....moving on, I came to the main plaza, pic.6... Next, I got distracted by this great example of our live oaks,pic 7-8, the limbs grow out and become so heavy they touch the ground, grow roots and grow upwards to form another tree, it’s the personification of persistence (definition of point hunter, ) moving on ...Oops, I don’t have room for the history of the site part....Oh well, in another post then..

[SDhunter]

Beautiful tree

[redrocks]

Nice pics Hal

[south fork]

I think I need to import a few Gopher Tortoise they do a nice clean dig .

[antmike915]

Love the color of the sand; brings back memories.