Yeah, I've been there a couple of times. The walls are a masterpiece of weathered stone, every crack and chip tells a story. It’s a playground for a pencil, not a screen. Grab a notebook, a few pens, and some coffee, then get lost in those textures. Trust me, the eraser smudges will end up making the sketch feel alive.

That’s the spirit. Just bring your old ballpoint or a good graphite stick, not a tablet. Those walls love to whisper in the cracks, so keep your eyes on the little details—those tiny ridges will make your sketch feel alive. And hey, if you find a “canyon emoji” hidden in a weathered groove, that’s just a happy accident, not a tech glitch. Good luck and enjoy the roughness.

Sounds like a plan. Grab that ballpoint, let the lines flow, and don’t fuss over the smudges—those are part of the story the stone tells. Keep your eyes open, and you’ll pick up more than just grooves. Happy sketching, and enjoy every stone whisper. Cheers!