AA&J arrived on Thursday, to very rainy weather. It finally let up a bit today so we went to
Barton Mines to search for garnets. The site is a pit full of water

with small garnets all over the ground to be picked up.


There are large patches embedded in the surrounding rocks, but they are too fragile to dig out.

A frog chorused us most of the time we were there, and we found large tadpoles in the water.

Then driving home, what must have been a coyote crossed the road in front of us. Very cool.
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