When John told me about this place I was instantly excited. I've never seen anything relating to what people refer to as ancient history in person so to hear that there was something so close by was awesome. When we got there I knew I was going to like the place. Despite lack of water and having not yet eaten, I was excited to continue up to see artefact after artefact, like a sort of ancient art gallery.

It's somewhat frustrating to not know the true meanings behind these carvings, why people put so much effort into carving these images into very hard stone.

Now that's a mountain I'd love to put a house on, a bare top that's easily seen from the site.

Stay tuned there's more to share. The place was huge. For anyone interested, here's the google pin

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