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A Day Out

When we moved here, we made a list of things that we would like to see and do in the area. Now that we are getting ready to leave, we decided we should maybe do some of those things on the list. I just looked at our list yesterday and was surprised by how many things we actually have done. And I could cross off one more because on Saturday we went to the Jeffers Petroglyphs. These are carvings that the Native Americans made in an out cropping of rock over thousands of years. There are over 2000 carvings.

A Thunderbird. They are also restoring the prairie land, so we learned about lots of plants and things.

We also visited two county parks and found some beautiful hidden waterfalls on the prairie. You would never expect these to be here as you drive up to the parks. They seem to pop out of no where.



We had a lovely day out and enjoyed learning about history and seeing a bit of the beauty of creation.

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