From Today's Wanderings

[amyboone]

Nothing exciting, but I thought everything was neat.

Dry river bed, it is interesting to see the grooves in it. I feel sorry for all the poor fishies though. And there were thousands and thousands of little opened clam shells that had dried up. We sure need some rain.

A fossil imprint in the river bed

An interesting rock, or at least to me

I think this is a clam shell

Two smaller shells

[JohnJ]

Groovey Nice photos of the bedrock. That person in the background looks thirsty. The imprint is probably from a large Inoceramus clam. They are very common in the Austin Chalk. Is your darker rock a chunk of chert/flint?

[Seldom]

Groovey Nice photos of the bedrock. That person in the background looks thirsty. The imprint is probably from a large Inoceramus clam. They are very common in the Austin Chalk. Is your darker rock a chunk of chert/flint?

Groovey man you gave me a flash back. Cool shot of the river bed sad but cool

[lordpiney]

looks like you could land a plane there. you guy's really need some rain!

[Traviscounty]

Is that the Pedernales? (I don't think you'll give away any secrets by disclosing the river)

[amyboone]

I guess the rock could be chert. It is about the size of a cantaloupe.

That is the San Gabriel River up by the city of Georgetown. What I thought was interesting is that it is pretty much clear of any kind of loose rock, etc, except for the small ones down in the grooves. I guess because when it does have water it is fast flowing.