While at the classic, I had the distinct privilege of being asked to participate in the creation of modern day cave paintings at the Spirit Station. For those of you who don't know what the Spirit Station is, it is a natural alcove in the rock hill side overlooking Pappy's creek that has been put aside for special spiritual purposes. Whether it be for private meditation, special rituals or whatever else such a place is necessary for. If I'm not mistaken, Will H set up most of it and did a fine job of it. My first visit to it stirred my inner caveman to the point of feeling compelled to make a tobacco offering. John (Iowabow) was asked to do some Paleolithic style artwork to the rock face and was kind enough to let a few of us assist him in the project. All natural materials were used in the work. These materials included charcoal, red ochre, chalk rock, and a piece of cane. John did the artwork and it was a pleasure to watch him work. However, when John is in the zone, it is a challenge for his team of gophers to keep up with providing the materials.
