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American History

wnylib

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6. Thanks for the welcome

Reply to mitch96 (Reply #5)

Tue Oct 29, 2019, 12:24 PM

Oct 2019

It is a bit crazy here sometimes isn' t it?

Yep the serpent mound is awesome. Numerous mounds have not been excacated at all. I found myself staring at hills after our tour trying to guess which were natural and which were man made mounds with grass growing over them.

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Thanks Comatose Sphagetti Sep 2019 #1

There is one in Ohio also mitch96 Sep 2019 #2

There are several mounds in Ohio. wnylib Oct 2019 #3

You just jogged my memory. I visited the serpent mound... neat stuff mitch96 Oct 2019 #4

BTW welcome to the funny farm! mitch96 Oct 2019 #5

Thanks for the welcome wnylib Oct 2019 #6