Southernhunter
Jr. Member
Good afternoon,
I had a meeting today with a member of the Muscogee Cultural Preservation Office at the Etowah Indian Mound State park in N. Georgia and while there I noticed this tree by the river.
Since seeing them talked about here I have been looking for them in the countryside but this is the most obvious one I've seen. Does it look like a marker tree to you? You can't really tell by the picture but the lowest part of the crook is about 9-10 feet from the ground so it's a pretty old tree.
I had a meeting today with a member of the Muscogee Cultural Preservation Office at the Etowah Indian Mound State park in N. Georgia and while there I noticed this tree by the river.
Since seeing them talked about here I have been looking for them in the countryside but this is the most obvious one I've seen. Does it look like a marker tree to you? You can't really tell by the picture but the lowest part of the crook is about 9-10 feet from the ground so it's a pretty old tree.