Then, an outcrop:
A spotted the first larger rock pile downhill from the outcrop:
The important point here is the bit of stone wall that zigzags from the pile back up to the outcrop. Maybe you are thinking "turtle". But turtles do not have long necks, so what then? That was a first interesting feature. Here is a closeup of the pile:
And then a "Gap Pile".
What is interesting about this, to me, is that I sometimes think a person is supposed to walk through that gap. In this example there is actually a path through the gap. Respectfully, I walked clockwise around the larger pile.
That second-to-last photo is especially pleasing.
ReplyDeleteLooks similar to the stone row in GB Farm Carlisle but on a smaller scale.
ReplyDelete"stone wall that zigzags from the pile back up to the outcrop."
ReplyDeleteThere are many places around me where the zigzag rows are barely visible under the leaves etc. while others stand out quite clearly. After my Elusive Snake experience, I am tempted to carry my leaf blower with me at all times...