These are solution cups, they are not bedrock mortars, though they are often mistaken for bedrock mortars. They are formed by natural processes, and I get annoyed when I get site records referring to these as bedrock mortars.

Pat and I discovered a strange sort of memorial in the middle of the forest, away from roads.

Surprisingly, there were a number of meadows at high elevation near the peaks, places that could only be reached by helicotper.

And, really, you can never look so dorky as you do when you map a site using a high-powered GPS unit.

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