Or is that humour? In any case: some company here has some. At the end of a 10-mile-long dead end road is this:

p.s. yes that pic has an eerie blue cast, colour balance was set wrong…

I guess since there is so much exposed rock, people tend to draw on it.

These are relatively recent (15th century) since there are horses.

Ancient Anasazi Indian electrical substation.

Large “G” – for Grand County High School – painted on the cliffs above town. To paint it, you need to climb to the top of the cliff, rappel down, and hang in midair on ropes while painting…… extremely dedicated. It has changed from what was probably considered vandalism in the 1930’s, to a town landmark that the owner of the property now maintains. (Picture is from our back yard).

Also the location of a hilarious edit about 8 years ago: http://www.deseretnews.com/article/635194402/Moab-all-abuzz-over-rock-writing.html

The street we temporarily live on:

Visitor welcoming us to the neighbourhood:

Went for a ride at lunch, up to the town dump…. much more scenic than it sounds:

Other than the sign, looks like a nice scenic vista.