Great spot for a coffee for sure. Fascinating location.

While I enjoy this content, I am with mixed feelings about it getting more attention on line. With more eyes, sometimes come more damage. Less publicity is better. Id ask that you be more vague about location of places like this. You visited and left little impact, but the next visitors may bring spray paint, who knows? Munsee descendant, still living in the area. So many of our sites have been destroyed.

Very cool. Love exploring. Thanks for taking us along.

Great one Walter! We all need to learn more about native Americans

What an amazing place. I can imagine how humbling it was to stand where people stood and lived so long ago.

You beat me to this one, it's been on my list for a while. Gives me a better idea of what to look for.

it's so cool to hear you talk about how life may have been and how different it was from what we experience now every day as humans. I think about this stuff a lot- not just while on trail , but more so when i am. It is pretty much unfathomable to us just how intensely everyday was focused on survival-dealing with the environment, trying to find sustenance, staying alert and aware of dangers, dealing with illness and death. Imagining trying to birth and raise children in these conditions...crazy.I'm often just amazed that our species survived.

Awesome, you did a fantastic job on researching and telling their story. Thanks so much and see you on the trail

You could see all the research you put into this one. Very neat to explore a spot like that and think about what life must have been like for the native Americans who lived there.

Fantastic find. Well done. Takes quite alot.

Thanks for posting-

Interesting. Thanks for putting it together. Glad there is no graffiti.