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Petroglyphs at V Bar V Heritage Site (Right Side View), Coconino National Forest – Sedona, Arizona
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Petroglyphs at the V Bar V Heritage Site (Left Side View), Coconino National Forest – Sedona, Arizona
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Coconino National ForestV Bar V Heritage Site (Wikipedia entry)
Map and brochures of the Coconino National Forest
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Blog entries for the V Bar V Heritage Site
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Petroglyphs at the V Bar V Heritage Site, Coconino National Forest – Sedona, Arizona
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Coconino National ForestMap and brochures of the Coconino National Forest
Weather forecast for Sedona, Arizona vicinity
Blog entries for the V Bar V Heritage Site
Blog entries for Coconino National Forest
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One of the Signal Hill Petroglyphs, Saguaro National Park (Tucson Mountain District) – Tucson, Arizona
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(Click picture once for another view, then click again for a larger view.)
Saguaro National ParkTrails in the Tucson Mountain District (see Signal Hill Petrogyphs Trail, PDF file)
Rock Art in Saguaro National Park (PDF file)
Weather forecast for Tucson, Arizona vicinity
Blog entries for Tucson National Park
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Video of Roche-A-Cri State Park Campground – Friendship, Wisconsin
Roche-A-Cri (means shouting or whooping rock) or crevice in the rock as the French explorers called it, is a 300 foot sandstone bluff near Adams-Friendship, Wisconsin. The park, established in 1948, has viewable Native American petroglyphs and pictographs discovered in 1851, but were written a thousand years ago. Roche-A-Cri is made of Cambrian sandstone about 500,000 years old. It is a long narrow flat-topped ridge bordered by shear precipices. The bluff was once an island in the 1,800 square mile Glacial Lake Wisconsin. In 1994 a Wisconsin Conservation Corps group finished a 303 step stairway to the top of the bluff. The 605 acre park has a number of soft trails strewn with pine needles that are all linked to the 41 site shower-less campground. One leads to a prairie restoration project, crossing over a foot bridge on Carter Creek, a picturesque trout creek. All 41 campsites are included in this video. Music copyright 2008 by Maury Smith. Slideshow and photographs copyright 2008, Creative Juice LLC.
Camping at Roche A Cri State Park
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Bow and Arrow, Historic Marker – Hager City, Wisconsin
Bow and Arrow – inscription on historic marker
Wisconsin entries in the Historical Marker Database
Wisconsin’s Historical Markers from the Wisconsin Historical Society
History Just Ahead: A Guide to Wisconsin’s Historical Markers by Sarah Davis McBride
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Petroglyphs – Capitol Reef National Park, Utah
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Video of Roche-A-Cri State Park – Friendship, Wisconsin
Roche-A-Cri (means shouting or whooping rock) or “crevice in the rock” as the French explorers called it, is a 300 foot sandstone bluff near Adams-Friendship, Wisconsin. The park, established in 1948, has viewable Native American petroglyphs and pictographs discovered in 1851, but were “written” a thousand years ago. Roche-A-Cri is made of Cambrian sandstone about 500,000 years old. It is a long narrow flat-topped ridge bordered by shear precipices. The bluff was once an island in the 1,800 square mile Glacial Lake Wisconsin. In 1994 a Wisconsin Conservation Corps group finished a 303 step stairway to the top of the bluff. The 605 acre park has a number of soft trails strewn with pine needles that are all linked to the 41 site shower-less campground. One leads to a prairie restoration project, crossing over a foot bridge on Carter Creek, a picturesque trout creek. Slideshow and photographs copyright 2008, Creative Juice LLC.
Blog entries for Roche-A-Cri State Park
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