Back to these mounds you found, did they look organic or somehow uniform or man made?
Mmmm, I'm thinking here. I have a hard time thinking they were man-made. I almost took a picture which would have helped. I am of the belief that it may have been abandoned ant piles. It is sand, but not white, more yellow. I dug down into one and it ended up being more dirt maybe about 6-9 inches below the surface. Well, 6 inches or so...you know, men aren't always accurate with those types of measurements.
Perhaps if you gave me a good reason the mounds could be man-made it might make me analyze it differently, but I just don't see that. It must be 'organic,' although I doubt Publix will be selling it in produce anytime soon. And they are everywhere in ceratin areas. In the burn area I was discussing, they are littered. There may be 30 or 40 in a small area. Each may be only a few feet between one another. But not uniform.
Regarding the gopher holes- they were not always easy to spot because they had leaves covering the hole. I used a stick to 'leaf' them out and the holes were spectacular creations. Well, that's my take on it. I got nervouse when I'd come up on one because I suspected there might be a rattler sunning in the vicinity.
Gayboi, I like your posts. You offer informative ones and are well thought out and respectful, which is not a given. I appreciate it. Btw, where'd you get that picture of me you've been using as your profile pic? That was before my last binge eating/comfort food ordeal, but I expect my abs to be showing again fairly soon
