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#bouldersunday by 
The river is definitely the place to be for seeing boulders and rocks of all shapes and sizes.
It's been a very dry and warm Summer.
The river is lowest I've ever seen it.
So shallow in some places I can now walk across it stepping from one stone to another.
The river is very calm and quiet right now but it change into a mighty powerful source of flowing water.
Purple Joe-Pye weed growing in a crevice of big boulder.
Organic matter gets deposited in the crevices and cracks when the river is running high and floods.
More beautiful Joe-Pye weed growing by the river's shore.
There were a couple of Monarch butterflies busily flying around them.
I was hoping to get close enough to take a couple of pictures of them but I didn't.
I was very excited and delighted to them.
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For now I'm enjoying see the many wonderful boulders and rocks.
Steady rain will come as it often does in the Autumn months.
Many of the boulders and rocks will be hidden once again beneath the water again.
The river is a perfect and beautiful place to be to sit and relax on very warm Summer day.
Photography by
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鉂hank you
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