Cliff approaches a cliff
Steep hill and There's a bad rock outcrop right in front of the cameraman







Now Tim & Greg hit the slope on their



And here's a ranch vehicle. Story is that Granpa parked it here in '57 when he bought the Corvette





I did a test hole at the edge of a " pile of rocks "



Cliff did a little more extensive "test hole"



. . . . . . . . . . . BINGO





for steaks & tall stories !

One of the perks of the rear seat passenger in a hunters' vehicle is a very close view of the noisy end of an AR15



This cave has a rare hole in the roof, great smoke exit



This mortar boulder has two well used grinding holes, just to the side of the ceiling skylight.



facelook.com ?



Standard W Tx barnyard pets



Cliff's ideally positioned shooting gallery, rifles sighted in for 1 mile.



It's springtime in the desert too. This nail bush looks deceptively beautiful.



Another night, we assume the ancients lived like this every night ( except rain days )



Time for show & tell of the days' finds. pic quality is terrible due campfire lighting....no "insitus", all were surface finds.

This is Daryls' G11 Marcos



Peggy went small & large...drill flint has that waxy look and feel



Greg won the quantity award. That square item on the R is made of gritty sandstone and has a very definite worn area in the middle as a whetstone



Of all the quatdrillion stones out there Boyd spotted this inscribed one.



Boyd also got the heavyweight This blade preform was a good one



Coolest "surprise" went to Chuck...
He spotted an "unusual" looking rock, on closer inspection, the 3 blades on the L was right next to it...the pieces on the R was UNDER the rock. a TRUE Cache.



Boyds' combined finds



Sorry, cant remember whos these were



Steve, His wife and Sister made a peach cobbler for the crew...just like the pioneers did .....cooked in a cast iron pot with embers



And this is the embers without flash



See you next year folks