[Palter]

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[Palter]

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[SunkenCiv]

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[SunkenCiv]

Legend Rock is a cliff face over 800 yards long. It is carved with nearly 300 images scattered along its length. They are petroglyphs that archaeologists now believe range in date from about 11,000 years ago to perhaps the mid-19th century.

And yet the earliest images don't mention global warming...

[Silentgypsy]

Thanks! Our next vacation destination!

[bert]

The petroglyphs are nearly identical to those along the San Juan River in southern Utah/Arizona.

Here is a photo of a newspaper photo on display at Guadalupe Mountain National Park in Texas. The dancers are Apache Spirit Dancers. Their headgear is remarkably similar to the petroglyphs. The dancers shown are maybe only a hundred years ago.

All represent manifestations of long and nearly forgotten visits by extra terrestrials IMHO.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Portals to Other Realities

I'll take the one where Mad Mo died in infancy please.

(Yes, I did read the article but I could not resist the title)

[colorado tanker]

There are hot springs at nearby Thermopolis. Maybe they were there for a vacay and took up art?