Within walking distance from camp were these Indian petroglyphs.
"Ooo, we make pictures high up wall. Make palefaces stand in highway take picture.
Good joke on them. Ha!"
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3 comments:
I wonder how thet created it so high up there along the steep walls.
A very nice series. I love your work!!
Greetings from the Netherlands!
Gert Jan
www.gertjanhermus.nl
No wonder they have survived so well!
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