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thanks for the info on the David Hawkins books, I love this topic and will definately check them out. rllee07 |
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That's funny! We were just talking about the trees from the Wizard of Oz last night at our book club! We read a book where there was a magical apple tree and it would throw apples at people to try to get them to eat one. If they ate one they could see the most significant event of their life - sometimes positive, sometimes negative (like how they would die). I don't know if I'd eat one! Might ruin all the fun! Thanks for the Frontenac State Park recommendations, you must live closeby to it?
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If you go to Frontenac State Park, ask the Park Ranger where the arch is. You can drum a heart beat on the wood railings above the arch and the eagles will come out and soar around in circles. The path to the left of the arch leads to a side vantage view point (the only way to see it really) but it's very dangerous and slippery. Be careful. You'll notice a stone face in the bottom of the arch. There are a number of huge trees with multiple trunks nearby that all align and point across the river to a small river mouth on the Wisconsin side that empties into the Mississippi River, where the very first white man came by canoe and crossed. Drive down to the park on the river and walk around the path, where you'll see a couple of trees that look like they were in the Wizard of Oz.
Rich Eagle
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It must be nice to live in Ohio. My brother lives in Michigan and many years ago took me and my sister to a very large fair grounds. It was so long ago I can not even remember the name of the park. What I did see of this state was a lot of open country. I like open country a lot. Fell in love with Wisconsin while driving threw.Hope your book will do well. I listen to coast to coast while I drive for 12 hours. It's my job.
Irene04:50 PM EST