Unexpected fossils

A rolling stone gathers no moss,

so when I can't hunt the rivers, 

I find other ways to occupy my time.

I just took a weekend trip to Savanah, Georgia and lo and behold...

I spied an unexpected fossil built into one of the walls in the old part of the city.

A piece of fossil coral; one of my favorite things.

But wait, there's more!

I'm not exactly sure what this rock is,

but I know a fossiliferous rock when I see one.

Pam and I managed one visit to the Peace River

in between downpours.

I would give this batch of finds a sad emoji face but there were a couple of interesting mammal scutes and a piece of jaw with a couple of teeth, something I always like to find. I'm thinking it's raccoon or opossum.

And yet another modern human fossil:

I'd almost rather lose my glasses or Rambo-style survival knife instead of my coffee mug!

I must bid the river adieu for the month of April.

I'll be trying my rockhounding luck in Arizona and West Virginia in the coming few weeks.