Seen at the trailhead to Whalebone Beach
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3 comments:
What the heck is that thing? Socks and what??? I always get tickled when I see socks hanging on something on our walking trail. Makes you wonder!
Yep, it's a pair of children's socks
They were left there to scare the big Bears!!!
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