


There are also lots of rock-on-rocks on this hill. Many with what look like curiously shaped upper rocks, with Manitou stones propped up or on top of rocks being common. I don't know if this "saucepan / boat rudder" shape is a manitou stone or not. Here is a propped up one:

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Peter:
A member of the Hartwell Reserve Conservation Land in Littleton, has asked us to come out and do a survey of the site, we plan on doing it sometime in May. If you are available I woukld love to have your trained eye along. I will give you more details at the Neara meeting.
Doc.
Frankly there is not a lot there except what may be beyond the fringes of the conservation land.
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