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She Who Watches LbNA #21871

Owner:Adoptable
Plant date:Apr 23, 2006
Location:
City:Dallesport
County:Klickitat
State:Washington
Boxes:1
Planted by:Double Tree
Found by: kokopelli
Last found:Mar 25, 2008
Status:FFFFFFFFF
Last edited:Apr 23, 2006
She Who Watches is the translation of Tsagiglalal, a famous Native American petroglyph protected and preserved for the public at Columbia Hills State Park in Washington, on the Columbia River. You can learn more at the link provided, or find information at many other sites on the internet. www.ochcom.org/chinook

Drive-by. Upon entering Columbia Hills State Park, drive straight, noting the white columns next to the road. Park near the petroglyph parking area.

Across from the 2nd-to and last columns of the lake side of the road, there is a single tree on the wall. Climb up the wall a few feet, as it to reach the base of the tree, but instead, look to the rock shelf to its left, a couple feet away. Behind 2 rocks, against the wall, is the box.

Be sure to spend time studying the petroglyphs across from the parking area. She Who Watches is on a special trail that is closed except on Fridays and Saturdays by appointment. The petroglyphs are protected by video surveillance.