A pretty scene in Pelham NH near Spaulding Hill Rd. Here we have a beaver lodge built onto the side of an old stone mound.
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3 comments:
Lovely picture.
One of these days, I'll have to photograph some a certain stone row that leads to a large outcrop on the egde of a beaver pond. The stones keep your feet out of the water. You, Norman and I looked at a certain stone on an outcrop zigzag row that reminded you of a beaver. The stone beaver points (faces)toward the beaver pond...
It is one of my favorite pictures.
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