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Where did you see them?

At a museum or something?

Actually, make that three sightings. Mt Tamalpais, near San Francisco, is another. The one I saw in Texas, we called it the sleeping lady, though it is not on the so called list of sleeping ladies, throughout the world. I worked in the tower at Laughlin, where it was plainly visible, for the 9 years I was there. It was gigantic, and was probably more than 50 miles away.
The third one, was the old man of the mountain in New Hampshire, before it collapsed in 2003. I got within a few miles of it. The face was 40 feet high, so it was gigantic too. I just thought they were really life like, natural rock formations. Now, I am convinced, they were the bodies of GIGANTIC dead Titans, killed in the Flood. There is also the possibility, that many of these dead Titans were killed in the Titan wars, even before the Flood. Who in their right mind, would ever even consider burying these monsters? Their bodies, were just left, and became part of the landscape
Then there is Devil’s Tower in Wyoming. I have not seen it in person, but I know a Freeper, who has. There are thousands of those around the world. I think they are gigantic tree stumps, from the ante diluvian world. Lava flows do not make perfect hexagonal shapes like these. My only question is, who cut them down?

I follow Michael Cremo’s stuff. I have never seen a single mega tool such as a titan would use, like a gigantic two man saw or a massive cup or bowl. BUT if the utensila for eating, etc were made from wood perhaps they have rooted away. Something in the way God destroyed the Titans turned them to stone in seconds. Lots wife was turned to a pillar of salt in seconds, so ???

The third one, was the old man of the mountain in New Hampshire, before it collapsed in 2003. I got within a few miles of it. The face was 40 feet high, so it was gigantic too. I just thought they were really life like, natural rock formations.

The Old Man of the Mountain is no more.

The rock formation broke off some years ago.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Man_of_the_Mountain

A composite image of the Old Man of the Mountain created from images taken before and after the collapse.

Speaking of the flood. Ever heard of the dino fossilized footprints at Clayton Lake Park in NM?
Those footprints run for miles all the way to Colorado - some go over a few hundred. Mostly Sauropods and carninvores.

One Creationist theory is that while it rained, it didn’t come down all at once and may have taken several weeks to flood and kill everything off.

These dinos seemed to have ‘ran’ towards higher ground and all went in the same direction so as to try to hold out on that higher ground. The only reason we see those footprints is because they immediately fossilized with the sediment and cover of the flood - like a vast tsunami covering them up. Same reason we see dinosaur bones.

In the Chihuahua Desert in Chihuahua, Mexico - the mountains there have an elevation well over 5,000 ft. Since the climate is dry and vegetation scarce, you can see on the tip tops of each mountain peak a “water-line”. It’s possible the water line in that part of the world stayed there for decades or centuries in order to create those marks.

What do you think?