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A moving rivulet in the Stick Trail near the house.
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The Chamomile where it crosses the Stick Trail.
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Sally heads south on the Stick Trail just south of the Chamomile.
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A dead White Pine along the Gullies Trail (a quarter mile south of the house).
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More of that dead pine.
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Eleanor and moss along the Gullies Trail.
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A mostly-dry waterfall along the Gully Trail about a half mile south of the house.
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Somewhere in the forest.
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A shale formation in the forest at 41.920928N, 74.100294W. The formation is about six feet across at the widest.
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Me and the head-shaped shale formation. Note my spiffy glasses and an eleven year old CollegeClub.com teeshirt.
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Eleanor gets hot, a little less than a mile south of the house along the Stick Trail.
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A Black Gum along the Stick Trail near the house.
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A big cairn on a bluestone boulder along the Stick Trail a couple hundred feet south of the house.
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Sylvia upside-down on the ottoman in the laboratory.