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post max 2 pics of animals, rocks, shapes, flora that looks 'human'. special points for looky likey's

The singer song writer Sia
The singer song writer Sia

fighting trees
fighting trees

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Fatman. Maybe not exactly human.
 

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Edmund C. Jaeger Nature Preserve, Eastern Mojave Desert, California

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Another time, early morning light
Another time, early morning light



- Richard

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Face Rock, Oregon

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Oh boy, one more. The Sia shot is funny. I know who Sia is but I never would have figured it out.





Sleeping with the lizard.
 

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richj20 said:
Edmund C. Jaeger Nature Preserve, Eastern Mojave Desert, California

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Another time, early morning light
Another time, early morning light

- Richard
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A Photo I've never seen before(and maybe someone I don't want to sneak up on on a half moon night).
 
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ian herridge said:
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I see him and maybe a couple of other faces. Not everyone gets everyone else's photos. Maybe this is a replication of an ice field in Antarctica. I posted two shots on this thread. I wonder how they are interpreted. I like anthropomorphic things. Mercy, that's a long word. I have 3 pics of clouds that tell a anthropomorfic(we've got to start somewhere)story.
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Aloha,

Val
 
Hi Richard, really nice photo. Did you call it "Eternal Guardian" or is that what it is known as?
 
Barcud said:
Hi Richard, really nice photo. Did you call it "Eternal Guardian" or is that what it is known as?
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The desert naturalist. Edmund C. Jaeger, named it when he observed the structure on a field trip to this area. It is not an official name, just a name recognized by the many people who have participated in desert outings to areas where Jaeger went on field trips.

He discovered the hibernating poorwill there, and for that, a university purchased the land and turned it into a nature sanctuary. The discovery was written up in the February 1953 issue of National Geographic.



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- Richard

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