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AlwysUpvoteXmasTrees t1_irvz000 wrote
I support your naming system.
MoreHeartThanScars t1_irvrr8p wrote
Looks like some good fishing could be done there
Meghistaken t1_irwaiup wrote
Love the naming convention. There's a Turtle Cove in the pond by my friend's cabin because I saw a bunch of turtles there once.
UuseLessPlasticc t1_irwoo1p wrote
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frickingjary t1_irwqshe wrote
this kind of looks by the Juniata river. funnily enough, my family owns a campsite there (Mt Union, pa) and we have a rock near our campsite in the middle of the river that we also call turtle Rock lol. turtles love to sunbathe on it.
SucksToYourAssmar3 OP t1_irwtopp wrote
It’s the Kiski near Pittsburgh
frickingjary t1_is6s5yn wrote
ah thank you!
Kempers t1_irx9fos wrote
confirmed that is now called turtle landing nd turtle rock
CanootershootMcGivns t1_irxw44z wrote
That is an amazing description.
Blexcr0id t1_is02wx4 wrote
My dog saw a groundhog under a bush on our walking route. That is now groundhog bush and we check it closely for groundhogs every time we walk by.
SucksToYourAssmar3 OP t1_is0trit wrote
It's such an Anglo-Saxon/germanic language thing, isn't it? Obvious noun + obvious noun. Where does the fire go? The fireplace. What's a long candle? Candlestick. What's it called when cats fight? Catfight.
ZombieNinjaPirates t1_irvtsqq wrote
Ah yes - years ago, while traveling north to see the in-laws, exwife and I saw a bobcat cross the road once.
Became "Bobcat Alley" then on...