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In the forground is an Ammonite fossil some 60-100 million years old embedded in the creek bank that is also part of the Gnar-Wall Trail as the trail drops down out of the woods in the background.
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Severe Consequences Loop at the Walnut Creek Metro Park Trails
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Derrick Davis
Jan 23, 2018 near Wells Branch, TX
“In the forground is an Ammonite fossil some 60-100 million years old embedded in the creek bank that is also part of the Gnar-Wall Trail as the trail drops down out of the woods in the background.”  

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In the forground is an Ammonite fossil some 60-100 million years old embedded in the creek bank that is also part of the Gnar-Wall Trail as the trail drops down out of the woods in the background.
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