East of Lake Whitehall (again)

Previous stories here, especially this one. There are good sized conservation lands east of the lake and I went to the northernmost part, finally finding a "marker pile" site at the blue outline.

This has several typical features I won't point out, but note the way the water is at the low point and center of the site. We enter:

At the bottom, at that moment when you realize it is a rock pile site:

And the way the piles cross the slope above:

 The "money" shot:

Nice individual piles:

Here are 4 in a curved "row". The water is downhill to the left.

This is similar to the site I reported recently from Princeton, where the piles also were  clustered above a small spot of water. One more detail of the water: