Rock Art

• #15 Reply
  Posted by Pitchy on 19 Jun, 2019 16:07
• I`ve been using Imgur and am real happy with it.
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• #16 Reply
  Posted by Stoker on 19 Jun, 2019 16:26
• Not sure what's going on here as I posted two of those moth photos from the same camera using the same settings, and that was not problem, but these rock photos are overloading the file size for some odd reason. Perhaps it is my computer or server acting up again, and really isn't a forum problem at all.
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• #17 Reply
  Posted by Mi Steam on 20 Jun, 2019 01:05
• Quote from: Pitchy on 17 Jun, 2019 12:08

  Couple rock creatures.
  
  Rock Bass.
  
  
  
  Moose
  
  
  

  
  You sure do some different Folk Art.
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• #18 Reply
  Posted by Mi Steam on 20 Jun, 2019 01:08
• Quote from: Stoker on 19 Jun, 2019 15:18

  Pretty much the same I did Lenn. We have incredible amounts of petroglyphs here abouts and I've often sort of sketched some of the interesting ones I've liked. I've also collected rocks that have been "sunburnt" by facing the sun for a million or more years, out on the desert pavements (not talking about roads) of uplifted alluvial fans. So I've chipped some of those designs into some of those rocks, and this is the result.
  
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  I like the different rock photos.
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• #19 Reply
  Posted by SeeSteam on 20 Jun, 2019 02:27
• In southwest Minnesota, we have some which have been dated to quite a long time ago due to atlatls and other tools depicted. Jeffers Petroglyphs
  
  An interesting time machine.
  
  https://www.minnpost.com/mnopedia/2019/03/minnesotas-recorded-history-begins-at-the-jeffers-petroglyphs/
  
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• #20 Reply
  Posted by Pitchy on 22 Jun, 2019 06:29
• Thanks Carl and i didn`t know about those CBWho 
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