Stream in Bush Park

Leo Castillo
8 September 2008
5:00pm-5:37pm
Temperature: 88*
Bush Park, Salem Or. I head back to the stream to make some more observations and see if I could fine any thing new. Today it was hot, I believe it was somewhere around 88 degrees. I went back the same spot I was the first time we went as a classe. Not much had changed since, this time I will try to make a deeper observation. Starting from my left there is a tree that looks like a, oh man I can’t identify. Well there is carving on it I can’t tell what is engraved in it. I keep looking, what do I see? Well, right in front of me I see the stream, as it flows east its so clear that I can see through and admire the rocks that lay beneath. I got closer to see if I could find some fish, I remember professor David mention that there are fish in this stream last time we wear at this spot. As I keep looking up I see the roots of one of the trees. They run down into the water and they look like a bunch of snakes that run along the stream. A squirrel keeps jumping from tree to tree and looking or chasing something.