The back of the stone showing the area reserved for the Roaming Stone code.
Top of the stone under a black light. The stone glowed too brightly to capture with my phone's camera.
Back of the stone under a black light. The stone glowed too brightly to capture with my phone's camera.
Placement of the stone off the Buckeye Trail
Context of the placement of the stone
This stone glows so brightly under a black light that I couldn’t get a good photograph of it. My first attempts at fluorescent paint pens on a fluorescent base didn’t work well, either, thus the “circuits” were born. The black lines create a better base for the fluorescent paint pen work.
Below are submissions by the people who found this stone.
My wife and I were hiking the Buckeye Trail and stopped just off of the trail to take pics by a large oak tree. We spotted the rock, took a couple of pics of it, and left it near where we found it.
Found next to a stone alter off the trail besides a creek near an old, abandoned, 100+ year old tractor
