I am not sure what part of the US this is from but it is like piles we have here on the east coast.
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4 comments:
This marvelous cairn certainly looks to be somewhere in the Northeast, based on the type and density of vegetation surrounding it. The question is where?
Norm
this cairn is in west virginia. it is over 6ft tall
joshua e
there are several other in the area around this cairn and also many large rock piles. this is easily the largest i have yet to find though the others are in similar condition but some have been knocked over by trees. if anyone wants to ask me questions about the pile my email is jpe07@hotmail.com
joshua e
Something a little fishy about this one - PWAX
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