Thursday, June 5, 2008
Highland Boy Blog
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Tuesday, June 3, 2008
A hike somewhere in Catskill Park
I am posting the finer points of this hike at the Rock Piles blog. Click here for the link.
Here are some additional photos of rock structures I found in the woods here.
What looked like a standing stone and then a row, connecting it to the boulder in the background:
A nice little spring that ran over a boulder. Lots of stinging nettle here, but fortunately there is also a lot of Jewelweed right next to it. At one point the stinging nettle got me in the hand and the Jewelweed helped get rid of the itch. Here's a quote from Wikipedia: "Young plants were harvested by Native Americans and used as a cooked plant in spring when other food plants were scarce." Click here for the link.
A few arrangements:
Overlooking the small cairn, from the rock pile and/or standing stone just above it:
Part of a rock pile. There were too many leaves to get a distant shot that shows the whole pile well:
This is a different pile, and the whole pile, but the greenery is blocking a good view of all the rocks:
This little spot of fill right next to a boulder is just a few feet to the left of the giant rock pile:
This one, I'm not sure about it being deliberate or accidental, as it's right next to the trail, but it's pretty, nonetheless:
Here are some additional photos of rock structures I found in the woods here.
What looked like a standing stone and then a row, connecting it to the boulder in the background:
A nice little spring that ran over a boulder. Lots of stinging nettle here, but fortunately there is also a lot of Jewelweed right next to it. At one point the stinging nettle got me in the hand and the Jewelweed helped get rid of the itch. Here's a quote from Wikipedia: "Young plants were harvested by Native Americans and used as a cooked plant in spring when other food plants were scarce." Click here for the link.
A few arrangements:
Overlooking the small cairn, from the rock pile and/or standing stone just above it:
Part of a rock pile. There were too many leaves to get a distant shot that shows the whole pile well:
This is a different pile, and the whole pile, but the greenery is blocking a good view of all the rocks:
This little spot of fill right next to a boulder is just a few feet to the left of the giant rock pile:
This one, I'm not sure about it being deliberate or accidental, as it's right next to the trail, but it's pretty, nonetheless:
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