Inside the rock formation I found this intersting view out of the cave. The shape the rocks made was almost more intersting that the view between them.
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I think the space between the formation is cooler, for sure it is a wolf. Kudos to the artist.
Sunbear's mom
Wolf eh? I can see that. I was thinking owl. Sort of like a rorschach test.
Funny. I think it looks rather like Batman.
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