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AzPicLady Loc: Behind the camera!

I've been there! It's an awesome place where one can spend a LOT of time and a LOT of frames. You got some really nice images. You got really good definition of these, which can be difficult.

Did you find the Big Buffalo?

Did you see Stonehenge that's just below the Big Hunt? Actually, I'll direct this question to Cany143, but you may know. Is Stonehenge a modern construction, or was it done by those that did the murals?

47greyfox Loc: on the edge of the Colorado front range

“LaMar’s” are my guilty “donut” pleasure. Used to Dunkin’ but I’ve moved on. The petroglyph images are excellent. It can be tricky combining light and contrast to effectively capture them. Well done!

MT native Loc: Big Sky Country — Montana

Such wonderful history you have captured! Thanks for sharing your images.

Cany143 Loc: SE Utah

AzPicLady wrote:

I've been there! It's an awesome place where one can spend a LOT of time and a LOT of frames. You got some really nice images. You got really good definition of these, which can be difficult.

Did you find the Big Buffalo?

Did you see Stonehenge that's just below the Big Hunt? Actually, I'll direct this question to Cany143, but you may know. Is Stonehenge a modern construction, or was it done by those that did the murals?

Sorry, but I know nothing about any supposed 'Stonehenge' in 9Mile. I have, however observed and/or read other's reports of what are termed 'rock alignments' in the San Rafael Swell and in western Utah at Parowan Gap. None of those included upright stones with lintels placed on top, and none were 'monumental' in scale.

Retired CPO Loc: Travel full time in an RV

Flying Three wrote:

deep in Utah

I knew exactly where these were taken. I did a pretty extensive post of these on the HOG! Just because Cany got there first, does that mean I don't get any donuts? I'm not as picky as Cany. I'll take what I can get!

TOG Loc: Sacramento Valley

Very Nice "Change of Pace"

Cany143 Loc: SE Utah

Retired CPO wrote:

I knew exactly where these were taken. I did a pretty extensive post of these on the HOG! Just because Cany got there first, does that mean I don't get any donuts? I'm not as picky as Cany. I'll take what I can get!

No donuts for you, Cheepf. F3 and I might, perhaps --out of our combined and abiding generosity--, be persuaded to 'award' your efforts with a donut hole or two though. Should any be found. Or, if we deem otherwise, if, by chance, a Hostess Twinkie gets unearthed in an archaeological dig in 9Mile or elsewhere, and it appears to be less than a millennium or two old (wrapper intact, no ATV tire marks nearby, no desiccated and mummified hand sticking out of the dirt holding a Clovis point nearby, etc.), after it gets documented, C14 dated, and curated, we'll let you taste test a 1 gram sampling of it.

Sound good to you?

Retired CPO Loc: Travel full time in an RV

Cany143 wrote:

No donuts for you, Cheepf. F3 and I might, perhaps --out of our combined and abiding generosity--, be persuaded to 'award' your efforts with a donut hole or two though. Should any be found. Or, if we deem otherwise, if, by chance, a Hostess Twinkie gets unearthed in an archaeological dig in 9Mile or elsewhere, and it appears to be less than a millennium or two old, after it gets documented, C14 dated, and curated, we'll let you taste test it.

Sound good to you?

Well, I already said I would take what I can get! I'm not going to back out now! Bring it on. Will you help with hospital bills if needed? Have you already cleared this offer with F3? Hospital bills are always easier to handle when split three ways.
Why put a limit of a couple millennium on the tasty qualities of a Hostess Twinkie anyway??

topcat Loc: Alameda, CA

Very nice.