G Hill Panels

The G-Hill Panels are a little-known treasure in the heart of Utah. A small nook adjacent to an off-shoot of the San Pitch River holds an amazing view for anyone who loves Native American history and loves a few pictographs and a plethora of petroglyphs.

[@ruthmusser4449]

Wow, amazing petroglyphs! I love to study and think what they symbolize. Ty so much, you're the best.

[@jacobvantuinen5426]

pretty stunning landscape. the orange lichens are pretty amazing in and of themselves. The glyphs seem so ancient and mysterious. thanks for sharing

[@harmerdean]

Very well done! Thanks for sharing.

[@shmoonie2467]

I love how you show the art.

[@lucasb1324]

Imagine a life without heat in the winter no shower just an ice cold bath in a stream no private space maybe a blanket someone was holding all smoked by the fire from cooking by the fireplace wood was a luxury always on the lookout for enemies like in best case just shoot yourselves. Food was always in short supply in the winter, living alone or in a small family group meant starvation or cannibalism, always a risk of rape for both women and men, and sleep was a luxury if there was no one to take turns keeping watch, with smoke or fire there was always the risk of being discovered.
Sorry if I scared you, but the risk was the same in Sweden as in the USA before Christianity really hit. I'm not religious, but Christianity has been very good for all of us.
I apologize for my bad English have taken help from Google Translate.
❤ Love your music and all the rock art Thanks for a nice video. 👨‍🦽.

[@SanpeteTrailHunter]

Thanks for the comment. Couldn’t have said it better. We have it so easy now days. Complain if your local Walmart is out of one thing you think you need. Thanks for subscribing. Larry