http://www.rjrsnvbrn.com/mars/index.html
http://www.rjrsnvbrn.com/mars/westvalley/index.html

I’m working on it and it takes some time.

I believe that the marsRover stands in a place that once looked like this:
The photo on the left
http://clevelandcascade.org/cited.1996-7.Winter.OHANews.html
and then a(n artificial ) lake in front of it.
That waterfall on Mars is only a few meters in length. Use The MarsRover to compair the size.

Use this photo:
http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/PIA10214

http://www.rjrsnvbrn.com/mars/MarsWestValley000OutlinedPhotoSmall.jpg
http://www.rjrsnvbrn.com/mars/MarsWestValley001OutlinedPhotoLarge.jpg

002 gear-box / waterpump
018 water-nozzle
012 artificial fountain

003 fossils
005 fossil on its back
015 shell (animal)
017 fossil birds head maybe artifical

01 001 Toys or a mummy: One looks like aloomst as a human and underneath that a nice decorated bed (?) and a lizzard like creature
01 002 (toy) boot
001 003 a lizzard like creature
01 004 Statue
01 005 An artificial head
01 006 Statue
01 007 rock with two artificial heads of look likes of a bird

For the next points use that large photo

(10440,1919) Brooch
(10500,1600) head that looks like a human
(10323,1635) head that looks like a baboon
(10788,2020) fish
(9587,1816) animal?
(11697,2006) the same kind of animal(?)
(11625,1965) glove
(11815,2057) glove or artificial flower

(10544,2328) a figurine of a gray

Marspeople
http://www.rjrsnvbrn.com/mars/marsmannetjes001.jpg
Marsbirds
http://www.rjrsnvbrn.com/mars/marsvogels001.jpg
Marsfish mating
http://rjrsnvbrn.com/mars/marswestvalleyvissen001.jpg

Find number 01 004 on this photo
http://www.rjrsnvbrn.com/mars/MarsWestValley001OutlinedPhotoLarge.jpg
copy that stone with a wide area around the stone. Turn that stone to the left and look carefully.
It is better to use this large photo
http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/PIA10214

http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/PIA10214

Malin Space Science Systems (Mars)
http://www.msss.com
Click on “Mars images at Malin…,” then “MOC gallery.”

Mars Odyssey/Themis
http://themis.asu.edu/

HiRISE…High resolution satellite photos of Mars. These are spectacular!
http://hirise.lpl.arizona.edu/

Mars Express…European Space Agency
http://www.esa.int/specials/mars_express/index.html

Moon…Apollo Mission Archive. All the mission photos.
http://apollo.sese.asu.edu/index.html
Click on “Support Data,” then click on the photo next to the mission number to see the list of photos for that mission.

Cassini Mission to Saturn and its moons…more spectacularity!
http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/cassini/main/index.html

These sites are wonderful for armchair astronauts to go exploring a few planets. They’re also very educational. Most of the sites have other information than photos. Enjoy exploring!

And, sadly, more believable.