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The castle. If you look hard, there might be a missing window. |
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Turner Falls and the cave to the upper right. We swam in the water in the afternoon. When we came back at night, there was a huge snapping turtle on a rock right where we were swimming! |
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Rob and Scott before a night of camping |
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This is a "cloud" of thousands of daddy long leg spiders! Welcome to the castle! |
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If you look to the east or west along I-35 just north of Turner Falls, you will see rows of rocks lined up like they were part of an ancient fence. If you look at the Arbuckle Mountain road cuts (where I-35 goes "through" the hills), you will see that the rock layers have been tilted. These rows of rocks shown in the pic below are actually the edges of each tilted rock layer. |
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