How many faces?
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I don't know why there are so many or even what they mean, maybe someone with more knowledge might know. Keep going over this and you will see more and more faces. Some are hidden within others and It seems to be that they are from different time periods with the different people carving them.
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There are at least 4 animal profiles and 1 good drill hole, too.
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I see 18 human faces, three birds, a number of animals, including an aardvark, and a couple of alien watchers. If I had some good drugs I'm sure I could do better.
You obviously need to first dig a deep hole in the ground in line with the aardvark's snout. If you need additional instructions, contact stilldign and rangler.
You obviously need to first dig a deep hole in the ground in line with the aardvark's snout. If you need additional instructions, contact stilldign and rangler.
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I've seen many people post what they see in a rock formation. Personally, I don't see anything but rocks, deteriorated by weather, over time. 
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hogge said:I've seen many people post what they see in a rock formation. Personally, I don't see anything but rocks, deteriorated by weather, over time.
Are you trying to spoil the party or just add rationality to the discussion?
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ThomasP:
Here's my evaluation:
The 2 bears and the lion are looking at that drill hole.
Here's my evaluation:
The 2 bears and the lion are looking at that drill hole.
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Did anyone notice the #13 below the marked picture of the dog. It showed up better
in the marked picture. A little lower and to the left. Looks like you have some fun ahead of you.
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in the marked picture. A little lower and to the left. Looks like you have some fun ahead of you.
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weekender said:
Yep, that's either a "13" or "12" and I just noticed a heart I missed while marking up the photo. The heart is straight to the left from that number; just in from the edge of the pix. It's a raised area in the shape of a heart; pointed end down.
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The horse looks like eeyore.
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That must be Poo just in front of him.
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It looks like a perched bird or eagle on the bottom left of the photo.
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Yep.Springfield said:hogge said:I've seen many people post what they see in a rock formation. Personally, I don't see anything but rocks, deteriorated by weather, over time.
Are you trying to spoil the party or just add rationality to the discussion?
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Man oh Man you guys are good. I hope you all have had fun with this pic while we are all couped up during this season. My minds eye was stuck on face profiles for some reason. And never saw alot of the other signs/symbols. I did some work in paint and I hope it comes out. Here is what I see. I did not note all of it, though. Thanks for everyones input.
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Hey ThomasP,
I love rock formations like these. At least for me they give my brain a real workout and keep me humble lol Someday may be able to read them but not now that's for sure.
First off in general, based on my limited experience I would be looking that formation over for a carved E to give me some help on what to do. Also would be looking for death trap signs.
Then I would be examining nooks and crannies. If no additional new information or additional confirming info appeared, my feeling would be to go to the right.
Secondly, where the green lines cross. that potential carving on top looks pretty interesting. Note the unusual straight lines and other stuff there?
The green circles look like carvings to me.
I love rock formations like these. At least for me they give my brain a real workout and keep me humble lol Someday may be able to read them but not now that's for sure.
First off in general, based on my limited experience I would be looking that formation over for a carved E to give me some help on what to do. Also would be looking for death trap signs.
Then I would be examining nooks and crannies. If no additional new information or additional confirming info appeared, my feeling would be to go to the right.
Secondly, where the green lines cross. that potential carving on top looks pretty interesting. Note the unusual straight lines and other stuff there?
The green circles look like carvings to me.
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smasheriii2004 said:
If you look to the left and down you can see his donkey tail
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Here is a website that has perfect examples of faces in/on rocks and mountains. 
http://www.ancient-wisdom.co.uk/stonefaces.htm
http://www.ancient-wisdom.co.uk/stonefaces.htm
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Welcome to the forum and thanks for the link. That's a very interesting site.
Welcome to the forum and thanks for the link. That's a very interesting site.
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