Numerous fossils, such as these, are a bonus at Carpenter Falls.

I'm no expert, but this appears to be what might be called a tube worm (or possibly a coral?) fossil.

Another closeup of the fossils at the top of the falls. (Last two photos courtesy of Sue Okoniewski)

Cascade at the top of the falls.

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