111.   Suddenly there were rocks all over the landscape, and lawyers under almost every one of them.

112.   That rock is uranium.

113.   That was their first landfall, and there was no rock involved, because Provincetown is a sand spit formed relatively recently.

114.   The analysis shows the rock may be a volcanic type called andesite, named for the Andes mountains in which it is commonly found.

115.   The biggest rock has been bureaucracy.

116.   The brittle volcanic rocks are absolutely black, full of fissures, shapes resembling twisted tree roots, and large gaps you must leap over.

117.   The coast is mostly sandy, but there are monolithic rocks here and there, and huge pieces of driftwood tossed on shore in random fashion.

118.   The copious carvings, including several oval and circular shapes, also indicate the rocks are no random occurrence.

119.   The first few inches of sand are loose, then there is rock.

120.   The grounds are pristine and for those for whom the trek through the zoo can be laborious, there are rocks that serve as benches.