Let's see Your rock graffiti

[Little Kopit]

Here's mine.

First, proceeding south at prudent speed for gravel roads on a wet day, which is also sight seeing speed, we see:





Then we cross some railroad tracks and get ourselves up to speed for a steep hill and part way up this catches our attention from the corner of our eyes:

[Little Kopit]

Here's mine.

First, proceeding south at prudent speed for gravel roads on a wet day, which is also sight seeing speed, we see:





Then we cross some railroad tracks and get ourselves up to speed for a steep hill and part way up this catches our attention from the corner of our eyes:

[Little Kopit]

OMG we say, those are too good, we should get some pictures to share. So we prudently turn around and proceed downhill with great discretion and what do our wondering eyes behold.....


Not one smiley, but two:



Now, continuing again past the railroad crossing, Oooooh!

There is Winnie back to back with Coke:



So, to a place to turn around, but what ho, Mickey too:





& on a more travelled road would someone be able to take the time to be so careful for all of us?

So, let's see your rock graffiti, eh!!!!!

[CyberVet65]

Wow!
No graffitti out West. The BLM will toss you in jail. You never know whether you are in a park or on someone's private property out here.
Here in Utah we have many many sites that have pteroglyphs (sic)and rock paintings from the Anasazi Indians.
But! It seems that outside every single burg and town there will be a rock painted, up on a hill with the first letter of the city!
Chet

[Kablewizard]

Here in AZ east of Phoenix you have a big
P with an arrow. it was for navigation but no one can seem to agree if it was for planes, or wagon trains.