First Arrow Head of 2015

Saturday was such a nice day, which lately has been very unusual, - so I decided to go hunting for arrow heads on the logging road below the house.  We've had some torrential down pours and that's what usually brings them to the surface, especially near steep embankments.  Anyway - I hadn't been on the road more than 20 minutes when I spied this.

If you look closely you can see a grey area in the middle of the picture.  That is what you usually see.  An old timer once told me to look for color not shape cause shapes are harder to find and you seldom see them fully on the surface.  

 This is what I uncovered from that flash of color.

And after washing it off I have a rough point.  It's badly worn and all the breaks and badly worn areas are really old -  so this was probably discarded as of no use.  But I like it and it will add to my collection.  Starting to get that ole spring fever.  The grass is greening up and trees are budding out and they're predicting freezing temps for Thursday - Saturday, with snow likely.  Now ain't that the HOOTS (substitute your own word here).  This same scenario happened a couple of years ago and killed off a lot of plants, not to mention that years production of walnuts, hickory nuts and berries of all kinds.  We'll just have to wait and see what the impact is.  That's that old Global Warming for ya!!  Yuk Yuk