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rginn

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Went and checked out the Holly group near Hovenweep early this a.m., while it was only about 80 degrees. These structures were in the area of a spring, which would be a plus in this area. Coolest thing, I spotted a mano right off the trail. I recognized it right away, and I expect surely a few have too in the past, and cool some tourist didn't pick it up and take home.
 

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I've never been over to Hovenweep yet, but been all around it and really enjoy being in that area. How closely did you inspect that stone? Looks like a Mano?
 
It was a mano, tr. Even Maria recognized it for one. They don't want you steppin off the marked trails and they sure don't want you picking anything up, so I just took a pic.
 
It's nice to see those still in situ after this time.
 
Cool old buildings! Thanks for the pics RGINN!
 
It was a mano, tr. Even Maria recognized it for one. They don't want you steppin off the marked trails and they sure don't want you picking anything up, so I just took a pic.
Indeed you don't what that in your hand walking around a place like that. Odd that was never picked up by someone already. Guess no one recognized it for what it is.
 
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