This piece by Pat MacDonald was part of Charlotte County's Centennial Art Show in 2021. 18 x 26 inches. Mixed media on canvas. Near the property of the Charlotte Harbor Environmental Center is a large mound with a processional ‘way’ indicating many man-made remains of the most widespread Indian tribe in South Florida, the Calusa. The tribe had a long period of habitation at this local site, and this mixed-media piece by Pat MacDonald contains natural allegories for common scenes in wild habitats from everyday native life. Local artists were invited to submit original works of art to Charlotte County's Centennial Art Show. Pieces were based on the book 'Our Fascinating Past: Charlotte Harbor' by Lindsey Williams and U.S. Cleveland. Submissions were accepted in Fall 2020 and were displayed at the Mid-County Regional Library on February 27, 2021.