This weekend we went on a couple of desultory explorations Saturday and today, Sunday, went on a slower walk out behind FFC's house. Found a couple of really very nice examples of rock piles. The first is a perfect triangle with head and shoulders and a white apex:
The next is a very symmetric winged figure. It was large so I held the camera overhead. Unfortunately this cut out one of the most interesting aspects of the pile, which was two triangular rocks at the bottom, pointing downward like swallow-tails. Look carefully at the other rocks, especially the left and right "wingtips".
(These piles are in a small woods that is frequently hit by lightening.)
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