Thursday, November 06, 2014

A bit of the western slope of Ball Hill - Leominster State Forest

I went down this slope, to the left of "L" in "Leominster". Of course I only took in a bit of it. Saw that little prayer seat from the other day after cresting the ridge, then one rock pile and three split-wedged rocks, at different points on the way down. I was tired from the effort already spent stepping over downed trees and pushing through this stuff, east of the hill:
So here is a bit of the western slope:




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Tim MacSweeney said...

Photo 4: looks like someone stuck a small branch in there and broke it trying to move and otherwise vandalize something that might be elsewhere classified as a possible testudinate petroform. The uppermost stone appears to have been enhaced so as to suggest a nuchal notch and marginal scutes...

9:06 AM
Tim MacSweeney said...

http://wakinguponturtleisland.blogspot.com/2014/11/testudinate-details.html

10:12 AM

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