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Holes In Rocks, In Brice Creek, Umpqua National Forest, Oregon

Hole Resembled A Comet
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A hole in a boulder had been filled with progressively larger rocks. This caused the smaller rocks to the right appear almost to be the tail of a comet.

Brice Creek Itself   •  In The Umpqua National Forest external link   •  Cottage Grove Ranger District external link   •  Brice Creek Trail external link   •  (Date Photographed: 13:16:25 Wednesday 26 August 2015)   •  (Date Published: Monday 14 September 2015)   •  © 2015 Bryan Costales Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial License #C15_4322
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Three Holes Like An Ancient Game
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Three holes had been worn into the top of this boulder in Brice Creek. Had it not been natural, it could have been part of some ancient game of skill.

Brice Creek Itself   •  In The Umpqua National Forest external link   •  Cottage Grove Ranger District external link   •  Brice Creek Trail external link   •  (Date Photographed: 13:16:39 Wednesday 26 August 2015)   •  (Date Published: Monday 14 September 2015)   •  © 2015 Bryan Costales Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial License #C15_4323
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Two Holes Divided Share Of Rocks
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Two holes in the top of this boulder appeared to have been used to divide up stones evenly.

Brice Creek Itself   •  In The Umpqua National Forest external link   •  Cottage Grove Ranger District external link   •  Brice Creek Trail external link   •  (Date Photographed: 13:16:46 Wednesday 26 August 2015)   •  (Date Published: Monday 14 September 2015)   •  © 2015 Bryan Costales Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial License #C15_4324
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Soap Stone Holder
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A rock in a hole in a boulder in Brice Creek looked like soap in a bed of pine needles as part of some natural spa treatment.

Brice Creek Itself   •  In The Umpqua National Forest external link   •  Cottage Grove Ranger District external link   •  Brice Creek Trail external link   •  (Date Photographed: 13:18:16 Wednesday 26 August 2015)   •  (Date Published: Monday 14 September 2015)   •  © 2015 Bryan Costales Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial License #C15_4329
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