>  I too am very much against the decimination of old graves.  But this
  >footprint that I'm referring to was found on the beach.  Too kewl huh?  
Soun
Are you talking about the one down in south America, where they found
the cooking fires of a villge, and some buildings, and several
sets of footprints in the mud (or what used to be mud)?  One of them was
the footprints of a toddler, if I recall correctly.
  >to me many many years ago, we ladies or a boy> enjoyed strolling down the shoreline......if only I could have 
see
  >through the eyes of that person....what a remarkable sight.  I guess just
I have often tried to imagine what the world looked and felt like to
those who lived several millenia ago.
  >living 50 years, things have changed so much that they  don't 
eve
  >come close to what they once looked like.  When I came bach here, things 
had
  >changed so drastically that I could remember how to go the 'back way' to 
y
  >grandmother's house only 75 miles away.  There were house where houses 
never
  >existed before, and the now streets have names.  The jog in the road, and 
th
  >old school house where we stopped for a cool drink of water is gone.
I went back to where I lived when I was very little, before I reached
school age.  It was, in many ways, a different world.  But the creek
that was down the road from our house, where we used to go with buckets
to get our drinking water, was still there, and still *looked*
pristine and safe.  I wasn't about to test it, however.
                                   Sondra
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