TrekN’_Gearhead
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Hello everyone. I am going to try and make this as short as I can…
I am an avid hiker, history buff, etc., and recently went down a rabbit hole, exploring the canyons on AZ/UT on google earth. Obviously with google earth there are shadows, rocks, etc.., but I have found what looks to be a CLEAR AS DAY rock wall carving, of a Native American chief or Egyptian Pharoah holding a staff; in a remote area of the Glen Canyon rec area.
Sounds crazy, I know. But I then emailed the pictures/coordinates to an Egyptologist and his Archaeologist wife. Both were extremely intrigued with the images as well.
Is there anyone out there who regularly hikes the Glen Canton Rec area, that might be interested in making a trek out there to see? I am in Michigan and it would be a long while before I could get out there. I was hoping to have a zoom call to review the images and coordinates with whoever might be interested.
This is probably the craziest thing you’ve seen all day, but honest to God, it is mind blowing; even only looking through google earth…
I am an avid hiker, history buff, etc., and recently went down a rabbit hole, exploring the canyons on AZ/UT on google earth. Obviously with google earth there are shadows, rocks, etc.., but I have found what looks to be a CLEAR AS DAY rock wall carving, of a Native American chief or Egyptian Pharoah holding a staff; in a remote area of the Glen Canyon rec area.
Sounds crazy, I know. But I then emailed the pictures/coordinates to an Egyptologist and his Archaeologist wife. Both were extremely intrigued with the images as well.
Is there anyone out there who regularly hikes the Glen Canton Rec area, that might be interested in making a trek out there to see? I am in Michigan and it would be a long while before I could get out there. I was hoping to have a zoom call to review the images and coordinates with whoever might be interested.
This is probably the craziest thing you’ve seen all day, but honest to God, it is mind blowing; even only looking through google earth…