Some meet the rocks by touching, reaching out, clutching themselves to them, climbing up then down along their gentle slopes or steep cliffs like the one in the photo below: the orange shape about a quarter of the way up.
Others leave their mark by engraving their names. Like the native people who left their petroglyphs, they share their personal history with their mineral ancestors, and these are now the witnesses and story-tellers of these people.
Here are two other friends; find their names.
