| We All Had Fun Polishing Amber |
| Curtis brought a box of power carving tools |
| Southwest Gem and Mineral Society San Antonio, Texas |
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| There was Bar BQ with all the trimmings! |
| Group photo of almost everybody who attended. |
| Here's some Photos That you Might Enjoy |
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| Here are some pics of our trip to Canyon Lake Gorge Click on the picture to enlarge |
| Our tour guides were very knowledgeable |
| Our first stop was to view a dinosaur footprint |
| There are several places where you think you are walking on gravel, but you're not. It's all fossils. |
| There are a few places where the Corp of Engineers made it a little easier to descend into the gorge. Notice the man made steps made from natural stone from another part of the gorge. |
| Many places along the trail there are beautiful pools of water formed by water seeping from beneath the lake along with natural springs. |
| Some of the pools had very pretty waterfalls. I know what you're thinking. Sorry, NO SWIMMING! |
| Just couldn't resist another picture of the many ponds. Very scenic. These pictures really do not do them justice. |
| Beautiful fossils are everywhere. |
| Sadly, it's the end of our trip. It's up the hill, into the cars for a short ride back to the starting point. A great time was had by all. Many thanks to the Canyon Lake Gorge Preservation Society , the Army Corp of Engineers and the Flood of 2002 for making this possible. |
| For more information on the Canyon Lake Gorge Click Here |
| Very interesting layering formations can be seen along the way. |
| Our 2009 Annual Picnic Held at McAllister Park |
| A great turnout with between 35 & 40 people attending! |