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Glen Rock NJ, for those of you who are new to the area , there actually a rock in Glen Rock . The 570-ton boulder was called Pamackapuka, by the Lenape Native Americans and was used as a trail marker as well as a place to build signal fires. Pammackapuka translated means “stone from heaven” or “stone from the sky”.
The rock is believed to have been carried to the site by a glacier that picked up the rock 15,000 years ago near Peekskill, New York, and carried it for 20 miles (32 km) to its present location. \
Recently a TikTok video called “Imagine naming your town after a rock then not washing it.” criticized the appearance of the rock saying it defiantly needed to be cleaned .
So we pedaled over the the rock to have a look for ourselves .
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All of DC needs a giant powerwash!
I don’t know who would probably know how to clean that. I don’t think you’re going. Just have someone power wash it. You could do the more damage I think they should: an archaeologist just have their input just a thought. I believe that has been repaired a few times regarding major cracks in it. Plus vehicles have Ran into it.
Looks like that black mold that’s forming on everyone’s roofs and siding (both aluminum and wood), which I think can be power washed off.
Lots of chemicals pouring down in the rain is causing it. I think it used to be called acid rain.