At the beginning of this month, I took a hike along the Finger Lakes Trail and found 14 more rock piles in an area I've posted about before, here:
Rock Piles: Row piles and a small site - NY and here:
More from Google Earth
I was trying to keep a tally of the number of rock piles in this area, but it seems I've lost my tally sheet. I want to say that there are over 30 at this site now. Some others I've found, further to the west and in the woods, I have yet to post about. Here are the ones along the trail.
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Note the "many fingered tree" (MFT) next to the rock pile. |
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A second rock pile, with the MFT in the background. This is looking due west. |
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Now looking east, again the MFT is in the background. This is the turtle rock pile. |
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A slightly different angle, to show the turtle head. |
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Close up of the turtle head. |
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Red eft newt. |
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This one appears to have a hollow. Using Peter's method to keep track, this one was number 11. |
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This one, too, may have a hollow. |
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One of the more well formed piles. |
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