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Sunday, October 6, 2019.
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This was on Sunday, October 6, 2019.
I was in the Boston area (Belmont), visiting friends and went to
the <a href="https://www.massaudubon.org/get-outdoors/wildlife-sanctuaries/habitat/about/trails"> Audubon Habitat Education Center and Wildlife Sanctuary</a>
to walk on some of the trails.  My friend Tom and I walked on most of them.
I took pictures of some of the tutles in Turtle Pond and then soem stuff
elsewhere in the sanctuary.  It was an easy walk, nice flat trails in
woodsy areas.
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000-DSC_4129: A turtle.
001-DSC_4130: A train of 3 turtles.
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006-DSC_4135: A bunch of tree branches were stacked in an intriguing way.
007-DSC_4136: A naturally occuring tree urinal.
008-DSC_4138: Looking up while in a clearing surrounded by trees.
009-DSC_4139: Looking up while in a clearing surrounded by trees.
010-DSC_4141: I liked the way the stump looks.
011-DSC_4142: The far side of the stump looks like the trunk was broken off.
012-DSC_4143: There is <b>too</b> a Poop Fairy, just like the 
<a href="http://frank.notfrank.com/sketch.php?date=20080213">
dish fairy</a>.  
013-DSC_4144: Hey, there's a hole in three, or it's saying "oooooh".
014-DSC_4145: Getting closer.
015-DSC_4146: And with sufficient light inside the hole we can see the
tree's tongue.