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Looks cool,great shot,greetings from Ukraine
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This is an incredible shot of one of my favorite campsites. Good one!!
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Nice shot.
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You are always welcome!
Cheers from Taiwan to the USA.
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@Joy_x, thank you.
@strider98107—touche, I wrote this three years ago, and that was still three years after I took it. Ten thousand was the only number I remembered.
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ohhh finally i have the answer about how this rocks move.I think its actually angels who get a free time they come here to play with this rocks by moving them around.There is nobody to see them.
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I have walked this area twice and each time I am amazed at the texture and beauity of this part of the park. Its like walking thru millions of years as one strolls along the top.
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I believe it was Presidents Day 2005.
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haha! ;) excellent!
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You can walk down Woodruff creek and up the second tributary on river-right or go overland, parking at the Mt Hillers (I think) pull out. There are some pretty hairy spots, don't expect to be able to walk the entire channel without gear.
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