Sage Wall

Sage Wall is nestled in the Pipestone area of the Boulder Batholith. Known for amazing rock sculptures that seem almost man made. On our visit to Sage Mountain Center (Link Below) we found a warming host and an amazingly cleaned up trail and of course their Sage Wall. While everything was cleaned up so nicely it was hard not to imagine this was man made, it resembled the walls you might see in South America. If it had not been so well maintained I would have walked right by paying no attention. Also, the idea that this wall could serve any purpose is one of the main arguments against the Montana Megathilths being any more than pareidolia. They serve no purpose. This "wall" can be found on every ridge line in the area. We were able to see them on the way out. We even met someone with a "wall" on their property in their own backyard!

On the Left you will see a "Dolmen" on the Sage Mountain Center and on the Right, you will see the famous Tizer "Dolmen". We believe you are looking at two similar structures and how erosion over time can shape them. What do you think?

This time we look at what the Sage Wall has been compared to. The megalithic walls found in South America, the picture on the left are man-made walls found in Peru. The right is Sage Wall. Which we find to be a completely natural formation. 

What do you think?

Down Sage Wall.

Straight on shot of Sage Wall.

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