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Went there a lot as a lad myself. Big boulder field and a nature trail. Boulders have a high iron content so when you hit them with a hammer they have a bell like ring, minus the sustain. There's a box at the trail head marked "take a hammer, leave a hammer". The kids, almost 2 and almost 4 years old did incredibly well navigating the terrain. Are there other parks with niche attractions like this? Not necessarily a come beat rocks with a hammer park, but something of that sort of odd. I saw that there's a ringing rocks in Montana, according to Wikipedia.

Went there a lot as a lad myself. Big boulder field and a nature trail. Boulders have a high iron content so when you hit them with a hammer they have a bell like ring, minus the sustain. There's a box at the trail head marked "take a hammer, leave a hammer". The kids, almost 2 and almost 4 years old did incredibly well navigating the terrain. Are there other parks with niche attractions like this? Not necessarily a come beat rocks with a hammer park, but something of that sort of odd. I saw that there's a ringing rocks in Montana, according to Wikipedia.
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You don't say. You're incredibly close to me. Like 5 minutes away

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Well shucks. Maybe next time I go I'll give you a heads up. Dug my first pool of the season the other day. You still in that gig, or have you moved on?

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May be going back this year. Getting my license again soon hopefully. Eat anywhere good?

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We packed lunch, but I do have fond memories of the general store down Bridgeton Hill on the canal.