That's a piece of bark at the top of the rock pile (although it looks like a stone, it's not):
This next picture is trying to capture a long, low to the ground pile that was at the end of a row of piles, near the edge by the swamp:
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Ludlow Creek State Forest
A small rock pile site in a high spot surrounded by swamp and a creek. This is in Chenango County, NY. I visited this site in the fall and didn't get around to finishing up the post right away, so I'll just go ahead and post without much comment.
That's a piece of bark at the top of the rock pile (although it looks like a stone, it's not):
This next picture is trying to capture a long, low to the ground pile that was at the end of a row of piles, near the edge by the swamp:
That's a piece of bark at the top of the rock pile (although it looks like a stone, it's not):This next picture is trying to capture a long, low to the ground pile that was at the end of a row of piles, near the edge by the swamp:
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If you haven't, I recommend,
"A Handbook of Stone Structures in Northeastern United States
2008"
by Mary E. Gage
-T. Mayne
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