[Rushmore Rocks]

XBob

Sorry, I almost gave away the secret. Although I've lived in the beautiful Black Hills of South Dakota for over 30 years, I still go to east Texas at least once a year to brush up on my southern accent and eat catfish...nuthin' better! Will go again soon to help thin the new pine trees on the plantation. Who knows what "debris" may lurk there? My relatives are looking over the property for anything to turn over to NASA right now. As dense as the timber and brush are, my great grandchildren may be finding material years from now.

[XBob]

the black hills are beautiful, and see what happened, somebody comes and carves up those beautiful mountains, then tourists from all over.

LOL - "my great grandchildren may be finding material years from now.",

boy I believe that. And it will give future generations of archeologists fits.