I can't figure out why they didn't name it after them. That doesn't even make sense, Tom.
This was such a cool find@ I didn't know enough about them all the times I was out there and even lived out there. A wasted youth. I think of some of the things I could have done and it just irritates me. Youth is wasted on the young. When my parents said it, I didn't know what it really meant. Until I did.
Why on earth would anyone deface something like that? Something that has no chance of being repaired, or doing it over? What kind of people do this? I am truly disappointed. They had to try hard to find something to ruin, yes?
This has been such an interesting, enjoyable post, and yes!!!! We are all glad to see you back!
WTH did you do with that cedar tree? :)
Love and Hugs!
At the end of the last ice age it was much wetter there in Central Nevada. I think the cedar trees would have been tall and lush. This survivor is just hanging on...
Even 'High Desert Petroglyph Site' would be a better name than the guy that owned the land way late in it's history. That practice really does irritate me.
Maya Angelou said "When we know better we can do better". All of us were young at one point, some of us got to know better, but only when it's time. Not a minute before.
I loved the place well enough to go back. The campground was just about perfect. Maybe next time I'll go north out of Las Vegas and go east a little to camp. I won't know until I do whatever it is...
Thanks for stopping by, Denise. Always appreciated.
I had not heard this, even if it was probably well known. I like it and yes, it is so very true.
Thanks, Tom!