that you were lonely?
that you once loved and were loved in return?
that you saw the sun rise and the deer run?
that you travelled long distances with the wind at your back?
that you wanted to sleep forever?
what story could you tell me that i don’t already know?
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Wow! I wonder if this is really ancient hieroglyphics? Where did Wolfgang capture this great piece?
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Wolf took this photo in Arizona at the Petrified Forest National Park. As I looked at these markings on these rocks, I couldn’t help but feel this tremendous link, this feeling of understanding. Someone had drawn these images long, long ago and I felt a kinship…the human condition with all of the positive and all of the negative…shared.
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It is possible that these are remains of the Anasazi. Ancient Pueblo Indians that lived in Arizona around 200 AD.
Love what you have done with it. Respectful. Giving us all something to think about
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Thank you very much Eddie Two Hawks.
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Beautiful!! Eddie Two Hawks is right, respect. Love your words too. 🙂
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Thanks so much John.
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Very cool! Some of it looks like it is conveying sequence… like the long comb and the spirals.
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Yes it very well could be.
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nice picture and nice words…
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Thank you Riccardo.
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Very intriguing and also calming. There is a lot to think about, as the pp said.
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It is intriguing. And I find it puts things into perspective, like our egos. We are very tiny pieces of such a larger whole.
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I agree. Thanks for sharing.
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lovely
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Thank you April.
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Peggy and I have photographed petroglyphs through out the west. I am always fascinated by the art, and, from as much as we can guess, the story behind the petroglyphs. Somewhere, in my archives, I suspect I have the same photo that Wolfgang took. I like the words that you wrote to accompany the photo. –Curt
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I agree, they are so fascinating. I found the Petrified Forest to be very interesting. I hadn’t been all that enthusiastic about visiting beforehand, but was enchanted once we were there.
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The petrified forest is very interesting, isn’t it Sylvia with all those huge logs of rocks on the ground. Some are quite beautiful. –Curt
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Yes, it was very beautiful. I really loved it.
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Your words reflect upon what many of us wonder.
I wonder how these hieroglyphics are protected??
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I’m not sure how they’re protected. Good question.
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