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@@povanator I for sure appreciate the beauty of a raging storm. But I had to be at work the next day and I’d have been pretty stuck if I got caught out there when it hit. Likely stuck for a couple days.

@@RealAdventureTheory oh sorry, I wasn't tryin to be negative

@@povanator naw, I didn’t read it that way at all. Hope my response did come across bad. Was just saying that I totally understand. I was on a deep jungle hike once and some fierce rain came in and it was amazing. Cooled me down and was beautiful. On this specific one, I didn’t have time to appreciate it because I was kind of frantic to get back to pavement. But yeah, I’ve had storms turn a regular hike into an epic one before too. 👍🤠

@@CKGENERATIONS while arrowheads, knives and spear tips are Knapped Things like axes are sharpened, and likely chisels and stone drills were as well. I can only assume they were sharpening chisels and tools of that nature for the chipping of petroglyphs in the area around here. But there is no way to know for sure why the marks are there or what they mean. 🤷‍♂️

@@theforgereviews4346 I think it’s better to preserve it rather than just let it rot. Let me know how it turns out.👍🤠

@@raquelb731 if I remember correctly I did use the same solution a couple times. Just need to keep the lid on between uses (I use a big mason jar) and probably don’t want it to get too old before making new. I’d worry bout the alcohol evaporating. I think I did 3 snakes in 3 weeks 🤔with the same solution.

@@rickghost7909 I can’t without a boost.

@@WhackPack-c5u it’s possible 🤔

wow

@@mitchgord ha! Naw we were there in May. But directly after a storm is the very BEST shelling. So we thought about doing a trip in fall but didn’t want to risk getting caught in a storm.

This past weekend might be a bit too much adventure!

@@mitchgord but right after it passes who knows what’ll be washed up 🤠

@@artistic-off-road I really don’t know why sanibel and neighboring island captiva have so many shells. All I can figure is a very specific current and excellent habitat 🤷‍♂️

Bull snake aka gopher snake

@@violetvioletviolet1 patina and rock rust are other terms used

@@paulwelkinsdiy yeah I usually drive from 6-7am till around 1 pm. That way I have plenty of time to find camping.

@@ervinslens you’re too kind good sir. Thanks for the support

@@tazman8271 this is true! Can’t believe I didn’t think of it at the time. Could have been a big pottery workshop 🤔

@@BlitzAlaska could be 🤷‍♂️

@@rickghost7909 there is no record of anything

@@rickghost7909 catch and cook as promised! 🤠

Oh wow. Seriously Tanner. Calling strangers dum dum on the internet? You don't even lift bro. I bet you don't even look at rocks with gross pictures on them.

Your probably one of those freaky kangaroo guys. Which is acceptable, it's 2024, I'm not judging you in fact you seem like a cool kangaroo guy and we should hang out sometime maybe grab some chicken wings.

Ok! I think we could be friends. What flavor of wings?

@@tannerlee227 honey chipotle are delicious but I don't discriminate. I'm down for whatever.

Ok let’s get it sir.

@@rickghost7909 would a 5 inch sheath knife suffice?

You know 5 inches is pretty average for knives

@@rickghost7909 whats wrong with average?

I didn't say anything was wrong with average home slice. Relax look over here.....

@@rickghost7909 🤣🤣🤣

Now I have to look those up because I don’t get it. 🤔

@@rickghost7909 those fish nearly ate me!

@@akotohirosaki8868 ha, no honking but a couple cars and trucks had to nearly stop

@@rickghost7909 I’m thinking the bull.

@@rickghost7909 but how about a bear of equal weight vrs a bull?🤔

@@RealAdventureTheory bear 🐻 for sure

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@@johnkangas6594 the petroglyphs next to the ruins at lydgate beach park in Kauai were the exact petroglyphs I thought of when I saw this one.

@@trudieconroy4167 they really do. Since the petrified forest is only around 100 miles from here there’s a lot of people who think these really are giant fossilized tree stumps.

@@RealAdventureTheory and what do you think? You have been up close to them. We use to have dinosaurs why not big trees?

@@trudieconroy4167 funny you mention dinosaurs because I uploaded a petroglyph of what looks like a dinosaur a few days ago. And that petroglyph wasn’t far from here. But I’m with the geologists on these buttes. I think it’s just rock formed by erosion. I’ve been to the petrified forest a couple times (also not far from here) and the fossilized wood I’ve seen looks quite a bit different than these. But I’m no expert so I cannot say with absolute authority whether it is or is not.

@@RealAdventureTheory your an expert to me. Love watching your adventures. Always wanted to do what you do but life and bad knees got in my way. I’m 75 and I get to travel and explore by watching you. Thankyou!😁

@@trudieconroy4167 Thank you so much. It ain’t easy juggling a family, full time job and adventures on the side. If possible I recommend taking a drive around Utah. There’s some staggering things to see and experience without even having to leave your car.

@@mylespop it’d take me a minute to side by side a video. Just saw this so took a quick video. And yeah, similar style. Haven’t seen many like this one around here.

@@Ann_bell far as I know it’s always pink. But summer months it’ll be warmer.