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Dec 4, 20201:39Now PlayingA monolith has been spotted in Southern California that appears to be similar to one discovered in the Utah desert.
It’s unclear who placed the monolith on a hiking trail in Atascadero, about halfway between San Francisco and Los Angeles, KEYT-TV reported Wednesday.
The tall, silver structure drew some hikers to the area after photos were posted on social media.
At least two other monoliths have been spotted elsewhere.
A similar structure that officials said was made of riveted plates of stainless steel was toppled in Utah by a group of people who said “leave no trace,” KSTU-TV reported.
It had been placed without permission on public land.
Visitors left behind a mess of human waste and debris, parking cars on vegetation as well, officials said.
In Romania, a journalist with a local publication reported a monolith also disappeared after being found on a hill.
A local official said that structure was placed without permission as well.
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