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this is the rock i picked for susan. |
if you're
susan, you will understand why you're mentioned here. if you're cr, you understand why we were at this place, but you're probably mystified and too polite to ask: "who's susan?"
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this is where we went to throw the rocks in. |
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this is the view upstream. |
1 comment:
What a beautiful rock! Thank you so much. I love the shape of it, which is almost like the shape of a person as drawn in a petroglyph, and the two not-quite-parallel lines running across it. To me, those lines mean, "we may be separated now, but we'll meet again."
Gorgeous spot on the river, too. What a healing place, and what a blessing to be able to be there!
You continue to be in my prayers.
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