Check this out - a web page about St. Mary's River in Nova Scotia
http://www.geocities.com/maisie42/index.html
Very impressive old moss covered rock piles.
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Thanks for adding my link to your site. We have been curious about our stacked stones since 1989. The stones seem to face in an east to west direction going up to the top of a hill, but also around the hill. Large piles are 45 feet apart with small piles at random. The "root cellar" has rock walls with a very hard floor. Hope we can someday solve the mystery.
We are hoping to finally solve the mystery of the "stacked stones" that we have found in Nova Scotia.There are pictures of them on our website.
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