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Oh my! What happened?
ReplyDeleteIt fell back in August, Charlotte. I think I linked one of the photos to a news story about it. I think...
ReplyDeleteYep, third photo...
DeleteRest In Peace Cobra
ReplyDeleteThanks for taking me back, Lizard, and thank you for taking me to see it before it fell so I could capture the majesty before it fell.
DeleteEverything must cease to exist at some pint, at least it is still there, in pieces though indeed haha
ReplyDeleteTrue, Pat. And this was one incredible balancing act while it lasted.
DeleteI think that I saw the cobra pre-beheading but I'm not certain. What a cool sequence of photos. I'm off to google the Cobra, because I think we'll be near there over Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteHope you do get to see what's left of it next week, KB. It's sad, but there are so many more beautiful rock formations to see there. We didn't even get to see them all.
DeleteWeren't you tempted to take just a tiny piece of it home?
ReplyDeleteSuch a stunning piece of rock art and history.
Lizard cracked up when I read your comment aloud to him, Sue!
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