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Gram Parsons Memorial Boulder

  
Submitted By: Chris Miller on Oct 10, 2007
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This huge flake set into the ground lies at the northwest side of the massive Beaver Boulder on the north side of Cap Rock. You'll often find a shrine to Gram Parsons right below the right end of the namesake flake.


Getting There 

From the north end of the parking lot [near the Parking Lot Crank (V4)] at the base of Cap Rock's south face head north along the west side of Cap Rock until the massive Beaver Boulder comes into view. Continue along to the northwest corner of the Beaver Boulder where you'll find this jagged flake/boulder.



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Dedicated to the Grievous Angel (GP), Cap Rock

Dedicated to the Grievous Angel (GP), Cap Rock

RIP Gram Parsons, Cap Rock

RIP Gram Parsons, Cap Rock

Another dedication to GP, Cap Rock.

Another dedication to GP, Cap Rock.

New painting on Gram Parsons Memorial.<br />Photo by Blitzo.

New painting on Gram Parsons Memorial.
Photo by Bl...


God Bless Gram Parson, Joshua Tree NP.

God Bless Gram Parson, Joshua Tree NP.

Safe at Home, Joshua Tree NP.

Safe at Home, Joshua Tree NP.

God's own Singer, Joshua Tree NP.

God's own Singer, Joshua Tree NP.


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By Brandt Allen
From: Joshua Tree, Cal
Oct 10, 2007

Sadly, the memorial was removed (I assume by the Park Service) this summer. The rock was sandblasted and all the trinkets collected. While technically it could have been considered grafitti and trash, in my mind it was there long enough to become a piece of historical interest. It appears that there has been some attempt to re-establish it recently; time will tell what the powers that be see fit to do.

By Brian Hench
From: Laguna Beach
Mar 16, 2008

The Graffiti is back. It's time to remove it again.