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    I went out to the Parowan Gap to see if I could find some good pics of a petroglyph. My mother really wants one for the cabin, so I decided to try somewhere local. I messed up on my photos (sized them wrong) but oh well I can share them here still. It's a cool place to visit. If you haven't been go check it out. The area is also some ancient calendar.
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    Hey thanks for sharing.


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    Cool pics.

    I noticed the filesize of each picture was around 230kb on average. You should check out XP's resizer tool, if you have XP. It'll put them at around 100kb, and you can load all of them in the same post.

    Here's a link:
    http://www.bogley.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1718

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sombeech
    Cool pics.

    I noticed the filesize of each picture was around 230kb on average. You should check out XP's resizer tool, if you have XP. It'll put them at around 100kb, and you can load all of them in the same post.

    Here's a link:
    http://www.bogley.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1718
    Thanks I ran into that problem mid way, too late to down load the program so I opened up the remainng photo's over 250KB and resized them to be smaller. Maybe next time

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    Parowan Gap is a pretty cool place. I grew up in that area and loved wandering around looking for glyphs and such. :)

    Nal Morris makes some interesting arguments as to its purpose...

    http://www.parowangap.org/



    Thanks for sharing the pics!

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    nice petros

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    Those were cool. Thanks. When I saw the title of this thread my first thought was that the Parowan Gap referred to some sort of genetic dental thing unique to folks in Parowan.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scott Card
    Those were cool. Thanks. When I saw the title of this thread my first thought was that the Parowan Gap referred to some sort of genetic dental thing unique to folks in Parowan.
    It the name of the place, it is a gap in the mountain.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scott Card
    Those were cool. Thanks. When I saw the title of this thread my first thought was that the Parowan Gap referred to some sort of genetic dental thing unique to folks in Parowan.
    And I thought we were getting a new clothing store

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    This place is worth visiting if you are into petroglyphs. It is everywhere. The oldtimers say it was a gathering place for many different tribes who would trade there.
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