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Sorry for the obscenity. |
I was in the mood to walk a haunted place. The closest one: Cutler. Haunted for sure.
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Along the train tracks |
They found a body along the train tracks a few years ago.
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Yellow Warbler nest |
I sought out the ruins of old bird nests.
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Yellow Warbler nest |
Some haunted by snow eggs.
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Some by large snail shells.
Note: This appears to be the platform of an unmade mockingbird or thrasher nest, (the amount of plastic suggests the former.) I suspect an obscure artistic purpose for the snail shell placement or a very lucky gull drop.
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