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Below: Karen Duquette aimed
her camera towards the side-view mirror to try and show the very large
cloud of dust forming behind their truck because of driving on the dirt
road. |
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Below is a
sign about the Petroglyphs and a rock with samples (not real) of Petroglyphs. |
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Below: Although the two RV
Gypsies have seen many Petroglyphs before, they took a short hike to
see the Petroglyphs located here. |
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Below: The two RV Gypsies
came to a fence and tried to see the Petroglyphs that are said to be
in these rocks, but even zooming in on them, they just could not make
them out. |
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Below:The two RV Gypsies have
seen lots of Petroglyphs at other places, and they wished they could
have seen the Petroglyphs here was well. But they did enjoy the site
anyway, as everything is a learning experience. |
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 On
October 6, 2013, the two RV Gypsies received an e-mail about comments
made on this page, and so this paragraph is being added to clarify a
few things. First of all, the two RV Gypsies do NOT want to discourage
anyone from coming to see these Petroglyphs. It is definitely a
site worth seeing. Therefore, the e-mail the two RV Gypsies received
is being added here so that all who visit the Petroglyphs can enjoy
the site in the fullest:
"It was too bad that you missed seeing the Petroglyphs as they are on the flat upper surface, not where your photos are suggesting. If you had gone to the upper level and looked at the flat surface, I am very sure you have seen some of the 340 carvings that are there. The problem with this site is that most of the carvings are not visible during mid day as they require the sun to case a shadow across the surface of the rock before we are able to see them. Thanks for visiting the site - Friend of the St. Victor Petroglyphs"
The two RV Gypsies appreciate the above comments and hope that they help future visitors to see and enjoy the Petroglyphs. The two RV Gypsies welcome comments about their website, and yes, even corrections if needed.
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Below: Once again, Karen Duquette
aimed her camera into the side-view mirror to try and show the very
large cloud of dust forming behind their truck because of driving on
the dirt road. The photo really doesn't show the cloud of dust very
well because in reality, dust was swirling all over behind them, kind
of like a rooster tail. |
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Below: Back
on the main road, a truck with very wide equipment was coming at the
two RV Gypsies. |
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