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Written by Mineral Wells Index
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Monday, October 12, 2009 |
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Libby Cluett PALO PINTO COUNTY – What sits along the southwestern edge of the Brazos at Oaks Crossing almost resembles a Stonehenge or Avebury, two of England’s notable prehistoric stone circles.
But this stone semicircle of 81 boulders is new, put in place with heavy equipment to prevent motorized vehicles from passing through private property near this intersection of the Brazos River where Oaks Crossing Road, from the east, and Pleasant Valley Road, from the west, meet the river.
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Read more... [A line in the sand – made of boulders]
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