A reader writes in from his blog at http://stoneofnewengland.blogspot.com:
I reclaim and salvage stone before it goes to waste. I come across many things in the woods!
Here is one example of a stone I found in Charlton. I bet this caught the attention of any passer-by.
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It leads to the question: how did the rock get to be broken that way?
The rock is split in about 6 places.
Each split is through the entire stone.
This stone is scheduled to be bulldozed over in the next 12-18 months to make room for asphalt.
We are going to attempt to document and rebuild this entire piece from the ground up.
We will make every attempt to salvage this beautiful piece.
It's easy to imagine so many things when your standing by it, alone, in the woods.
Imagine the sanctuary this stone once was.
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