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First Creek Walk, Favosite Fossil and some other unknown items.
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Looks like maybe fossilized coral, but I'm no expert
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The glacier brought down a gazillion tons of rock from Canada. You can find lots of fossils in the glacial till. I'm about 40 miles east of you and find a lot here. Gary
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Sorry for the confusion, Yes it is a coral fossils (favosite as I put in the title) I also posted a link to my other finds (couldnt find a good way to imbed all the images).
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