Mr.Waffles
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"Meanwhile in the middle on absolutely nowhere, Mr. Waffles was playing Indiana Jones at a rarely seen archeological site in Arizona."
Most brutal climb I've ever done in a hike but the view was worth it. As I stood in the ruins of a buildings that's been on top of this mesa for nearly 1,000 years, I could see no less than 8 landmarks around me. Tom's Thumb, Horshoe Reservoir, verde river, Bartlett lake, weavers needle, and flat iron, white tanks, and 4 peaks. Not much was left at the ruins aside from some pottery, a metate, and a few low walls indicating where buildings and rooms once were. The tallest was about 5.5ft tall... but what a view. I've had my eye on this place for a while. Did some research and it paid off.
The last pic shows the incline that I climbed up and then back down. And for anyone concerned, no I not keep any pottery shards. I left them where I found them.
Most brutal climb I've ever done in a hike but the view was worth it. As I stood in the ruins of a buildings that's been on top of this mesa for nearly 1,000 years, I could see no less than 8 landmarks around me. Tom's Thumb, Horshoe Reservoir, verde river, Bartlett lake, weavers needle, and flat iron, white tanks, and 4 peaks. Not much was left at the ruins aside from some pottery, a metate, and a few low walls indicating where buildings and rooms once were. The tallest was about 5.5ft tall... but what a view. I've had my eye on this place for a while. Did some research and it paid off.
The last pic shows the incline that I climbed up and then back down. And for anyone concerned, no I not keep any pottery shards. I left them where I found them.
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