Camel and eagle

[Lahoop]

The is pic means lot of things anyone see like

 

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[lamar]

Dear lahoop;
Mere childs' play my friend. First the eagle represents that the next symbol on the trial is very carefully hidden (one must have eyes like an eagle)
Next, the camel symbol means that the next marker is exactly one mile away. (Walk a mile for a Camel! Get it, everyone? :-))
Your cracking himself up friend;
LAMAR

 

[Old Dog]

The is pic means lot of things anyone see like

Lahoop,

Lamar's attempt at humor may seem juvenile ...
But he is partially correct.
Your eagle is the main sign and requires a bird's eye view of the trail ahead.
look from a high vantage point.
Note the eye of the eagle is a slit or closed either at rest or against a strong light.
as if looking into the sun.
the next sign may not be visible unless you are at the time of day when the sun is in your eyes.

Thom

 

[desertmoons]

Hi lahoop,

looks like you might have something going on in the background toward the left. That rock formation back there seems to have differently colored stone on the head of it.

The other thing i noticed was some possible carving toward the back of the eagle.


Looks interesting! Have fun!
DM

 

[lamar]

Dear group;
Not only is there lots of stuff going on in the photo, I've also noticed with some dismay that the camel in the picture is the dreaded ONE HUMP camel!

To some lesser sign experts, this may not mean anything, but to us practiced professionals, it spells total DISASTER! Everyone knows that one humped camels are truly horrendous beasts and that true riding pleasure and comfort can only be had aboard a well mannered double humper. Therefore, looking at the big picture in perspective, I would disregard those particular signs and instead concentrate the search on for famed two humped camels.
Your where did I park my camel at friend;
LAMAR

 

[Leones Corazon]

I shall assume you are from across the pond somewhere?
I see some odd similaritiies to some western co and utah
things i run across. And yes there is alot there in just rock
art alone...but the pic appears to be to blurry to make it out
when you are working with a small amount of kilobytes.
Perhaps you have a non blurry image to present?

DW