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Whew! The Holidays are over and are we ever glad. Our's was kind of a drag without the kids and grand kids, but we survived. We celebrated the New Year at home by ourselves with a bottle of good wine and some movies. We're finding out that we're not the late nighters we used to be nor are we early risers either. Chuck's just finishing up a small construction job in Spruce Creek and probably won't work again until sometime in March when the weather warms up. Right now it's not all that cold but it sure is wet and muddy which makes a worksite dangerous, especially when using heavy equipment. Chuck went hunting for arrowheads today and found some off the beaten path. The first pic below is the point before he took it out of the ground. You never know if it's a rock or an artifact until you pick it up. He's found some interesting stuff lately but hasn't been able to classify it to a time period yet. Most of these finds will date from 3,000 to 5,000 years ago.
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