rock cliffs
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so I didnt push my luck to much...
Old Dog
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Stay safe ...weather can change a fun area into a frightful one.
CanadianTrout
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Awesome pics mr Jody. Keep them coming. Love the close up of the inside of a hoyo (one of the last couple posted)
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Mr.Jody
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Ok went out there, got there to late.sun had done passed. But Im almost sure the sun will come through the "eye" or "drill hole". Went in the direction of the "snake" didnt see anything really that poped out at my eye.Thinking about trying to pop out a couple of the rocks that look like they have been placed in the hole , maybe something behind something.There is alot of them that seem "hollo"....LOL but could be just because they are loose from the main rock mile too.....we'll see. If nothing else, here is some pics of whatever back in the day this use to be.....
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Whew! Think I got em all. 
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Mr.Jody -
For re-sizing photos I find the program "Paint" easy to use. Follow these steps, there are several other ways to go also but you should have this program on your computer. After doing a few photos you will be able to re-size and save in about ten seconds. icon_thumright
_________________________________________________
-Open the program "Paint".
-Then click "File" and then "Open". This will bring up the folders/files on your computer.
-Select the file you wish to work with.
-With the file/image open click on "Image". This will open a drop down menu.
-From the drop down menu, click "Stretch/Skew". This will open another box.
-In this box you will see "Stretch" with options for "Horizontal" and "Vertical". The %'s for these will be at 100.
-Change the value from 100 to your new percentage (either shrinking or enlarging) and click OK.
-Save the newly sized photo as a new file so as to retain your original.
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Mr.Jody
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ok folks....been out there scouting, seems I have found something interesting here at this place.Kinda been "poking" and Knocking" on the rocks and heard some hollow sounds ,looks like "maybe" some things have been filled in...I'm going to be busy out there and wont be posting back on this untill I find something worth posting..... 
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Blind.In.Texas
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In response to the concretion pictured in reply #31........I think it is just a natural occurence. Neat photo anyway and one I would have taken myselfMr.Jody said:
I have many photos of the same type of concretions. It is amazing to see the many forms these objects assume through erosion.Attachments
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desertmoons
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Wow mr Jody..when you find something you do not mess around. This one formation seems interesting. I am not saying it is the only formation of interest. But I would be looking it over and pondering it a lot, somewhere along the line no matter else transpires.
The owl(s)/shield and or heart thing circled is interesting. The yellow arrows point to possible carvings..possibly a 5 and even a circle with cross in it..maybe.
There are a few other things that look interesting too..not all marked.
Enjoy the journey!
The owl(s)/shield and or heart thing circled is interesting. The yellow arrows point to possible carvings..possibly a 5 and even a circle with cross in it..maybe.
There are a few other things that look interesting too..not all marked.
Enjoy the journey!
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desertmoons
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Hey Jody..did you mean this one?
They look artificial to me. Do take lot of pics and careful measurements.. Be very careful. The shadow lines of that ball on triangle for example would be good to document i think just in case you did not see it. Thats just one thing that looked interesting..if it is meaningful.
In general document document and measure before something happens to it.
They look artificial to me. Do take lot of pics and careful measurements.. Be very careful. The shadow lines of that ball on triangle for example would be good to document i think just in case you did not see it. Thats just one thing that looked interesting..if it is meaningful.
In general document document and measure before something happens to it.
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