Not hick-o-laugh ... pictograph! Drawing on cave walls is old hat. Most of us know that (an ubsubstantiated conclusion on behalf of the write). Now-a-days, the preferred canvas, if you will, is the ubiquitous substrate termed "sidewalk". This one was found, underfoot, in the stomping grounds of the late native American chief Tecumseh. This drawing was discovered in the Milford valley, very near a location currently referred to as the "Texas Roadhouse". Anthropologists may have said that this particular pictograph series shows distinct evidence of the bipedal species Homo Mucho Hungryious, most likely a juvenile. The image may also suggest we were once visited by ancient aliens. Image slightly enhanced via data processing.
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