Hi guys
thanks for the comments
We spent Saturday and Sunday visiting some ruins in Cedar Mesa. We went with a guy with the understanding that we wouldn't divulge the name or location of the sites but could show photos.
These were some really interesting sites in fairly remote locations

Peter

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Peter, fantastic pictures much appreciated. Thanks for sharing, Tom

Totally awsome pictures. Is there water or a wash close by to those ruins? So interesting. Thanks for sharing.

Pap

Awesome pictures for sure. Would love to hear some stories about those ruins.

Peter,

Amazing and your friend has the right idea to keep it quiet. We appreciate you sharing fantastic pics and ruins with all of us.

Tom Flynn

Awesome Pictures!!!!!!

Peter,

Great Photos! Very interesting place.
Thanks for sharing!

Tony

Peter
Thank you for sharing.

I’ll miss seeing you at Blade. Spent sometime today at SMKW in Sevierville. Atlanta tomorrow for Blade.

Thanks guys
Most of these ruins are on overhung ledges in canyons or branches of canyons. Some of the canyons have springs and fairly constant water, others are dry but may have potholes that fill up with water when it rains.
Some of the ruins are habitation sites where the people lived, the ones with the doors were likely for storage of food items like corn or squash, and some old corn cobs were seen in some areas. A number of the habitation sites were very difficult to get to so they were defensible positions. Lewis Lodge in an earlier post was built so there was only one way in past a door on a wall that went to the edge of a ledge. There are a lot of thoughts about various ruins, but a fair amount is educated guesses as who knows what they were thinking.

Sorry to be missing Blade and you guys this year

Peter