Yesterday I hiked into a ruin in an amazing part of the forest (location undisclosed). The ruin is in a spectacular setting and aside from being an incredible ruin it also has some local history. The structures were built by Anasazi, then Utes came into the area (many years later) and created historic rock art at the site (mainly horses and riders) and lastly a local looted the sight back in the 1980's. The looting of sites, unfortunatley is not uncommon. The difference with this looting is the guy was actually caught. You can read about the case here. I love it when the bad guys get caught. He eventually died of cancer after serving a lengthy prison term.





4 comments:
Kia ora wild bri,
How awesome to experience this type of interaction. Thanks for sharing, and more importantingly for protecting and caring. Kia kaha!
Cheers,
Robb
Wow...quite a message there. Thanks!
such a pretty little rattler...
Ouch...
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