yes , with mortars in all the flat rocks as proof, each creek I hike is the same, and I agree at least every three miles or every good spot. That's what I mean it would be like coming along after we were gone and looking at our footprint and just choosing a few areas and saying this is where we were when obviously anybody who was here for a decade a century millennium or tens of thousands of years obviously would've inhabited every single inch. let alone the outlying camps and areas like that. And..... I'm a big proponent of the fact that civilizations rise and fall and just because you find people in a more primitive state of Hunter and gather situation, does not mean that that is how they've always existed for the last 30,000 years, and that is often backed up by the megalithic structures littered all over the country, I feel like the West Coast has even less attention and so they just have not been given the designation and respect here as actual megalithic structures, but I see them all over and I see that here like anywhere else has had its rise and fall. history that maybe even the people in the regions may have forgotten themselves over the tens of thousands of years. Or it was lost in the assimilation and destruction of their history . Watching the Europeans hunt for the same types of stone tools in mid evil settings were metal was already being used and we think of it as more of a western civilization , and realizing that there is very little difference between the towns that were here in the towns that were there and the roads that would lead between them and the trading and the civilization and the level of civilization. Someday we will be far enough along from the atrocities which were committed iin these locations to actually thoroughly look at what was here and what has been lost and what we destroyed. Until then we can't say that we know much at all.

Maybe we're walking on Atlantis or the same catastrophic event that took out Atlantis took out a lot of the civilizations in what is now known as the Americans. Some native nations have stories of the great flood 2. Where they had to go into hiding in the mountains in special caves.

And congrats on the new machine... how exciting!!!

I think the canyon is ok, looks like they cut a massive fire line and held it, and the fire burnt north and away from the park, there is a small city of people staged in Chico and other spots im sure, fighting this, the response is nothing short of a military battle or war.

@@QuestForDetails sooo glad to hear that! It's such a beautiful, almost magical place, in its glory! Now I wish every other place that is subjected to the fires, could also have been spared! Thank you for the positive information Nate!

hottest part of our dry right now.

I got to take a look from a far and looks like most of the canyon is ok, think I see lines where they forced it north and away from it, but cant be sure because of the twists and turns of the canyon but better than I expected as far as the park is concerned.

they fought the fire away from the canyon and park and city I think its ok, I got to go look but only from afar but even on maps looks like its raged north and away.

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