2 Stoop-shouldered person wearing a suite and a neck tie, who is a bit unhappy, and needs a haircut. Or simply some random rock shapes. Your call.
3 A closer look. Maybe the father of Darth Vader?
4 The fence keeps most intruders out. In a few locations the rock has been defaced with graffiti.
5 No wonder the experts can’t figure out what it means.
6 Is that a man standing on a horse’s back? Horses arrived in North America around 1500 CE. A bison? A well-traveled artist may have ventured east of the continental divide and observed bison on the planes.
7 When all the easy to reach spots already have artwork, put yours on top of what’s already there.
8 No reason to limit the number of toes to five. It’s artistic license. Or is it? Some foot prints look more human that others. But the number of toes vary from 4 to 6? Do all represent human foot prints? Have you counted the toes on Big Foot lately?
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13 Flying squirrels, domestic cattle, stirrups, and wristwatch? Na. The flying squirrels may really be animal hides drying. Weird, just weird!
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18 Newspaper Rock tells quite a story. We're just not sure what it is. That one big creature may represent a chieftain. But a peace symbol?
