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Category Archives: Geoglyphs

January 16, 2022
by David Ryan
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Checking Out the Blythe Intaglios

If you’ve been reading these blog posts for a while, you know that there are many places, such as Serpent Mound in Ohio, World War II-era bomb targets, or 1930s-era Airway Navigation Beacons and Arrows, that are best viewed from … Continue reading →

Categories: Archaeology, From The Air, Geoglyphs, Wanderings | Permalink

November 23, 2012
by David Ryan
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Bomb Targets in the Backcountry

The last blog post covered some of the surprises that you can find while wandering in the backcountry. One of those surprises was part of a fuselage from a fighter plane that the Air Force uses for night rescue training. … Continue reading →

Categories: Archaeology, Backcountry Wandering Skills, From The Air, Geoglyphs, Seeing, Wanderings | Permalink

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