| For those of you going to the Yellowstone Park | | | | down upon an ancient arrow made of rock |
| area, you might be interested in taking a small | | | | pointing West. The purpose of the arrow has as |
| detour to the town of Powell, Wyoming during | | | | of yet been undiscovered. In some of the |
| your trip. Follow the highway from Yellowstone's | | | | Northern areas of the bench, you can still view |
| East gate to Cody. You will travel about 22 miles | | | | pictoglyphs also left by early natives.The bench |
| East from Cody to Powell then turn North onto | | | | area is open field, so you will want to be sure to |
| the small town's main street. Go through the | | | | take clothing to protect you in |
| town and follow the road up to the "bench" area | | | | hot summer suns as temperatures can soar to |
| North of town.The bench is strewn with colorful | | | | over 100 degrees. While under snow at |
| pieces of agatized wood and Indian artifacts. In | | | | some points of the winter months, usually |
| areas | | | | December and January, the area is searchable |
| you will be able to walk amongst actual Indian TP | | | | most of the year and especially enjoyable in |
| rings left by our native ancestors, and | | | | early spring. |
| at one point on the Western edge you can look | | | | |