Mudfossil Hike 4-28-19 One of Three. East Coast Dragon throat area.

This is a river bottom that is not the easiest to access or walk through, but when I was here about a month ago, back when nothing was leafed out, I noticed some interesting rocks in a shelf that runs along the river. There is no trail down here, but decided to bushwhack my way back to a trail. Not only to see if there was anything interesting along this stretch of river bottom, but also to force myself to learn how to use the Gaia GPS app to get myself to the trail that would take me out. I have always relied on my compass, but am trying to avail myself of at least some of the technology afforded me so that I have a working knowledge of it. The vegetation is thick now that most things have leafed out and there is no line of sight. It was an ideal testing environment for a GPS app. To state that I am impressed with the Gaia GPS app would be a profound understatement.

To find out about the East Coast Dragon, search for it on the Mudfossil University channel on youtube. I'm not stating I believe the ECD is or is not a dragon. I reference it in the title because if the ECD really is a fossilized, decomposing dragon, then the fact that this video location is along the neck of the ECD may help identify the geology/biology in this video at a later date.