Sunday, August 28, 2011

Indian Hill 08-2011 - ABDSP

Indian Hill is an amazing place, not just because of the cool rock art in the Blue Sun rock shelter but also because of the natural rock formations and history of the area. It really is an amazing beautiful place to explore. Here are some pictures from several visits during August 2011.

View of Indian Hill from the Railway Camp
View of the Indian Hill area from the old railway camp

Yoni Rock Art
Several Yoni carvings in one row

Somebody had a big imagination
Very large Yoni rock carving. For size comparison, look at the feet in the upper left of the photo. Someone had a big imagination

Old Railway Camp Relics still out there
Old Railway debris dated April 22nd 1919
Looks like an old cistern

Some kind of hanging equipment, Bob says it was for doing pullups

Carrizo Gorge Railway section
Carrizo Gorge Railway

Huhhh?..a pile of coconuts out in the desert??
Deer Scat pile. Did you know that biologists have determined that the average number of pellets per group is 75?

No..silly..that is just a pile of bighorn scat..
Deer Scat pile. Did you know that biologists have determined that the average number of pellets per group is 75?

Cool rock formations from the wind and water
Lots of cool wind/water made holes in the boulders

The Blue Sun Cave in all it's glory
Blue Sun Cave at Indian Hill
Blue Sun Cave at Indian Hill

Some of the faded areas of the cave brought to life via Dstretch
Dstretched image of rock art at Indian Hill
Dstretched image of rock art at Indian Hill

Another rock shelter nearby with some rock art still in tact
Dstretched image of rock art at Indian Hill

Old artifacts in the area, please do not take home!
Artifacts..please don't remove!

The massive amounts of scat in the area gave me pause to continue exploring
There was a lot of scat in the area, specifically in the small rock shelters

Wow..lots of free time I guess...
Wow...lots of free time...


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2 comments:

  1. Cayenne LinkeAugust 30, 2011 at 2:24 AM

    Hahaha! Love the "coconuts" -- what a fabulous macro lens (or whatever photography voodoo you applied). Wonder what Freud would say about that last yoni; he'd probably run screaming.

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  2. AnonymousSeptember 30, 2011 at 10:40 AM

    super cool post.

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