Dry Fork – McConkie Ranch | Set 3
Saturday, March 12, 2011
Here are even more photos from our trip to the McConkie Ranch in Dry Fork on Saturday. Be sure to check out Set 1 and Set 2 for more.
I had visited this petroglyph panel earlier in the day when it was overcast and had taken a few photos, however once the clouds started to clear and the sun was shining again I revisited it to take a few more photos. I’m glad I did since I got a nice orange glow reflecting off of the rock, plus a nice blue sky with some white clouds in the background.
A wall filled with petroglyphs and pictoglyphs along the Main Trail.
Looking up at some small petroglyphs that Jackson thinks looks like gears along the Three Kings Trail.
Two life-sized anthropomorphs next to each other. The one on the left is barely visible anymore.
Looking up at a large shield petroglyph on a beautiful day in Dry Fork.
This life-sized anthropomorph appears to have feathers on it’s arms like a bird.
This faint anthropomorph seems to be emerging from the colorful lichen growing on the rock below it.
A closer look at the figured I have called ‘The Couple’ located along the Three Kings Trail.
Another of the many life-sized anthromorphic figures along the Main Trail. This one has the ‘weeping eyes’ and seems to be holding an object, perhaps a knife or other kind of weapon?
Don’t worry, there’s still more photos to go, so stay tuned…..