My #wednesdsaywalk share, as inspired by 
The "mountain" isn't really mountain. It's only 600 feet in heighth. Yet the mountain has quite a bit of history, Years ago, there was a French trading fort at the base of the hill. The mountain is also covered with Native American burials and mounds...the whole area hints of something very old and majestic in this area.
History isnt the only thing found in this vicinity. There is a rumoured Mothman type creature that has been spotted in this area. Cave art, so 15 miles away or so, features this mountain with thunderbirds above it. I don't know what to believe of course; I will say that my daughter's best friend's father grew up in this area and told me he indeed saw a Mothman. Hey, Hattie and I were looking...but no luck, of course!
As is typical in this area, there a plenty of limestone rocks and boulders to appreciate along the shorelines. We didn't climb anything, but someday, something tells me we will be more into bouldering in this area in the future.
Also a fun find: our first wildflowers to photograph in the area!
I think these are hepitca plants in early bloom. From the research I was able to do, I think these flowers are native to the area...what a refreshing find, as most of the plants seem to be invasive species. What a good find to photograph...
Short and sweet, we will definitely be back to this area. There are some kayaks and canoes we plan to rent later this year to float out to the mountain. I'm excited to see the old trader ruins and mounds...and with some luck, the gold old Mothman!
Thanks for reading; as always, I hope everyone had a wonderful #wednesdaywalk too!