JUDACULLA Rock ~ Legend of the Appalachian GIANT

[@kennethhacker3014]

They are mudfossils,,and enormous creatures and humans roamed our earth pre cataclysm,flood great presentation

[@carolinahillcountry]

Interesting subject. Thank you, Kenneth.

[@Kevscancave]

Very interesting 👍👀👍

[@carolinahillcountry]

Thanks, Kev. Amen.

[@madeinbaliculture]

Tempat yang indah

[@carolinahillcountry]

Thx

[@bryanyates7231]

Cool history

[@carolinahillcountry]

Very cool

[@tonyolszewski1348]

Very cool & informative .... As a geology lover, I liked how you shared the experience with others; kids ARE our future! And as a descendant of a Comanche, you were respectful towards the Cherokee nation. ;)) *Keep up the good work, Sir!

[@carolinahillcountry]

Thank you for the kind words.

[@MBHeritageFarms]

Intersting stuff, thanks for sharing and yall have a great weekend

[@carolinahillcountry]

Thanks y'all too.

[@leslietaylor4458]

If you are local and can make a day trip of it, try going in late december, early January, about 2 hours before sunset, on a clear day. The glyphs should be amplified by the position of the sun at that time. I have not been here yet, but asked myself before looking in the satellite photos "i wonder if the slant faces the west". When i looked, i seen that i predicted correctly. I am from Southern Illinois and we have several petraglyph sites in our Shawnee National Forest. 90% of these petraglyphs benefit with amplification by the winter solstice and the angle of the setting sun.

[@carolinahillcountry]

Awesome suggestion, Leslie. Thank you!

[@BlandMan-sq1we]

You rock! Sorry just wanted to add another dad joke my brother! Very interesting thanks for sharing 👊🏻

[@carolinahillcountry]

Haha thanks!

[@carolinahillcountry]

Great dad joke too!

[@jampackedfamilycountrylivi8022]

Wow...that is amazing...I want to see this rock 1 day

[@carolinahillcountry]

It is cool. Very historical.

[@marcellahill4997]

It was a cool adventure.

[@carolinahillcountry]

Yes!

[@hankingaround1976]

That is one cool rock Me and Billie Jean will have to go check it out next time we’re up in the mountains

[@carolinahillcountry]

IT is cool. Just outside Sylva.

[@Sherri-Shakti-MamaBear]

Really cool. Thx for sharing! I’m headed there this wkend. 🤩

[@carolinahillcountry]

It is such a cool and historic place. Thanks, Shakti.

[@Sherri-Shakti-MamaBear]

It was such a neat place to see! It was very early & VERY cold when I stopped by, so I didn’t stay long. But wow- very cool. Thx again for sharing!

[@carolinahillcountry]

@@Sherri-Shakti-MamaBear awesome! So glad you made it.

[@supersteimy8200]

Research Gardner's or garners rock in Yancey county. Looks pretty cool and I never got to go see it

[@carolinahillcountry]

I will look that up. I just went through Yancey County yesterday. Thanks.

[@GRUBB-MUDD]

so they have interpreted it all (the rock)?? this type of stuff is very interesting, we have some old indian stuff here in indiana. but the settelers ruined the spot sor them and ran them out. that rocknis something specialx wish u would have gone into more detal super cool though

[@carolinahillcountry]

Thanks Bobby. Yeah it is an awesome topic.

[@carolinahillcountry]

Sorry no I don't think they have all the interpretation.

[@leslietaylor4458]

We have quite a few petraglyph sites in southern Illinois (Shawnee National Forest)

[@juliocerro4261]

👍

[@carolinahillcountry]

Thanks

[@CarolinaSaltwaterLiving]

My vote goes to the Nephilim

[@carolinahillcountry]

Haha prob so.