playdough is salty. Kids put random shit in their mouth, not inherently with the intent to eat it. But there's a reason why it's not really a thing for kids to be eating silly puddy. And, I would say, texturally and visually, that's about as close as you'll get to paint. So that eating silly puddy isn't a thing is further evidence that you're in a unique position.

I want you to know, I believe most people go their entire lives with out having the desire to eat paint, particularly when they smell it.

If, when you look at this picture, you feel a craving, that's an experience unique to yourself and what I'm assuming is an extreme minority. If it was a significant number of people who had that feeling, even children, there would be products marketed "It's like paint but actually safe to eat!" That there aren't, is the indicator that your desire is extremely uncommon. Extremely.

One of the times I went there was in the winter. They do snow shoe tours, I got there for sunrise in eeeeeearly January one year and it was epic. 2019 I think for that trip. Lemme see if I have some of the photos for easy sharing for you.

It is, and Take it in while you can. Thors hammer is expected to topple from erosion any time now. I think it's unlikely it'll happen before April, hopefully it'll hold on for a couple more years, but it really could be any day.

Doubtful. The main park path gets SUPER close to this feature, Thor's Hammer. To my eye, it looks like a slight zoom from your standard angle at a lookout point with benches.

This particular landmark, Thor's Hammer, is expected to topple due to natural erosion any time now, for sure in the next couple of years but it really could be any day.

If you like this picture, This feature is called Thors Hammer. With standard wind and water erosion it's going to topple any day now. If you want to see it, You should plan a trip ASAP. The landscape is incredible even with out it.