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So what? Well, erratic rocks slide and drift along it's surface, leaving odd tracks. Best explanation is that the high winds in the valley conspire with a specific amount of wetness in the mud to send these rocks gliding along the surface, much like curling.
Either that or it's magic.
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This map is a GPS vector analysis of the rock's motion, as done by Paula Messina, she happens to have the best site I've seen about the phenomenon, It's here.
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