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Published: February 17th 2010
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By Melisse.
On our way from Tucson to Sebastopol we stopped to enjoy one of our favorite spots again, Joshua Tree. We had hoped to spend several days there but due to Ruby’s repairs we had time to spend only one night and the adjacent afternoon and morning. Instant Fun! While meandering through the desert to go scramble over some rocks we came upon an expansive area that was strewn with images people had made from carefully placed stones. Our first encounter was with a stone spiral, which lured us in like a meditation labyrinth. We walked the circular path into its center and back out, while Quito stood by quite perplexed. It was fun discovering the “petroglyphs”, one by one, as we wondered (wandered?) over the terrain. Of course, we gathered up some stones to make one ourselves while Quito dug a bed of cool earth to wait for us in a spot of shade.
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These are fun... thanks sending them out! Too much snow in the Ozarks to try it here...