What is what to do when you find a painted rock?

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Found a Painted Rock? Here's What to Do!

Finding a painted rock can be a fun surprise! Here's a quick guide on what to do next:

Admire the Art: Take a moment to appreciate the artwork and the effort someone put into creating it. Snap a photo if you'd like!
Check for Instructions: Some rocks have instructions written on the back. This might tell you if the creator wants you to keep it, re-hide it, or post it online.
Consider Joining the Fun: Many areas have local rock painting groups (often on social media). If the rock has a group name or hashtag, you can look them up. They might have a website or page where you can post%20a%20photo of the rock you found.
Re-hide or Keep (Based on Instructions or Preference): This is the key decision!
- Re-hide: If there aren't specific instructions, you can often choose to re-hide the rock for someone else to find. Pick a new hiding%20spot that is visible but safe (away from lawnmowers or easily disturbed areas). Public parks, trails, or gardens are great options.
- Keep: If you love the rock, and there are no explicit instructions to re-hide it, you can keep it! Add it to your own rock collection, display it in your garden, or use it as a decoration.
Spread the Joy: Whether you re-hide or keep the rock, consider painting your own and adding to the fun! You can help keep the painted%20rock%20movement going.

Important Considerations:

Be respectful of the environment. Don't hide rocks in sensitive areas like national parks, nature reserves, or private property without permission.
Use non-toxic paints and sealants.
Avoid hiding rocks in places where they could be a hazard (e.g., in the middle of a road or path).