I placed the rock in its aproximate position in Google Earth on purpose. The petroglyphs have already been damaged from people tracing on them with chalk and the like. If people want to poke around a bit they can still find and see them. All we ask is that they treat the rock with care. It really is an ancient treasure.
My friend James is about six feet tall and is standing at the base of the tree looking up at what is left of the tree after the windstorm. I estimate the tree to still be about 60 feet tall.
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Oh my God! Horror!
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Thank you.
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Yeah. The rest stops around there have really cool views.
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Nice photo of the bridge!
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I placed the rock in its aproximate position in Google Earth on purpose. The petroglyphs have already been damaged from people tracing on them with chalk and the like. If people want to poke around a bit they can still find and see them. All we ask is that they treat the rock with care. It really is an ancient treasure.
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Point well taken, but you don't have to SHOUT.
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Early Morning
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Hang on for dear life.
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The name of the Creek is "Selah" not "Saleh"
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My friend James is about six feet tall and is standing at the base of the tree looking up at what is left of the tree after the windstorm. I estimate the tree to still be about 60 feet tall.
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