Judaculla Rock and the Devil's Courthouse - North Carolina - Travels With Phil
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- Judaculla was an ancient Cherokee spirit being and giant. He ruled in western North Carolina in the traditional Cherokee homeland. Once while chasing some hunters, when he jumped to the ground, his hand hit a rock. You can still see the print on Judaculla Rock. He held court in a cave near the top of a mountain. This is called the Devil's Courthouse. Even if you do not believe is these Cherokee legends, the rock has some amazing designs. Devil's Courthouse has some beautiful views of the southern Appalachia Mountains. Errata: It is the Parker family which set aside the land the rock is on. I got it right once and then said 'Price' later. - - Travels with Phil copyrighted by Phil Konstantin -
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Thank you 🙏
Great video :) I did a painting inspired by the Great Balsam mountains, and the mythical peoples who once travelled those lands. My art is all about reconnecting to the ancient past, where nature is our temple of worship, we connect with the great Creator in the wild landscapes, and the Legendary mystical beings who we share these places with. Tsul'Kalu has a place in this new video I'm making :D I shared the art in my recent videos for anyone interested in the mystical mountain ranges of Western North Carolina. It's truly an honor to explore these places, their ancient tribal history deserves to be heard and I'm so grateful for you sharing it, Phil :)
VERY NICE VIDEO AND LIKE 4👈👈 LOVELY VIEW AND HAVE A NICE DAY 😊👍👍👍
Thank you
How did it dig a character into a stone!
The view is wonderful!
NO one knows for sure how the characters were made. Legend says Judaculla used his hand, fingernails, etc. Since soapstone is not as hard as other rocks, people could have used rocks to carve the patterns. Antlers could have been used.
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Such a wild stone to see in person! Any other places near Sylva that you recommend to explore? Just subbed!
There are several waterfalls & good hikes in the area around Sylva. The train that wrecked for the movie "The Fugitive" is rusting there. It's small, but there is a Museum for House Cats there, as well as a motorcycle museum.
@@TravelsWithPhil Thank you for the info! will definitely check this out while we are in town! There is a ton of places to explore on my channel that might interest you. Would love to hear your feedback! Cheers
Are u a native Phil
Having been born in America, I am a native American. I am also a citizen of the Cherokee Nation.
cherokeephil like the way you put that
Cheyenne river Sioux
I was up there back in 2003. David Bald Eagle invited me up to visit his ranch and to the powwow in Eagle Butte. I liked the area. Although, I can't say I'd want to be there in the winter. Toooo cold.
cherokeephil I live in California u can’t beat the weather here all year
I DUG UP PART OF A GIANT IN MY FIELD IN NC. YOU CAN WATCH MY VIDEOS AS I UNCOVER HIS HEAD AND ARM SO FAR .
How to Guroo what is the video called? I’m very interested.
@@unsane7188 " WATCH ME DIG UP MY REAL GIANT PART 1 " AROUND PART 13 OR 14 I FOUND OUT WHAT KILLED THE GIANT , BEFORE THAT I WAS JUST FULL OF IDEAS OF WHAT IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN
How to Guroo right on man that’s awesome. Cheers from Durham N.C.
Not his hand! His foot!
You are the only person I have ever heard say it was his foot.