[It reads in part:] A zig-zag row of stones runs up Rattlesnake Hill. The row starts at the bottom of the hill and ends at the summit 120 feet above the Pond. It contains 1,000 stones and is 250 yards long
Tuesday, October 24, 2017
Zig-Zag Prayer Walk - Sutton
You may be interested in this!!-it’s a zigzag prayer walk. It is in Sutton. Rattlesnake Hill at Waters farm. it was amazing! It’s a very long zigzag row. The only feature at the top of the hill is one small rock pile I photographed. Read the plaque below. Enjoy! Keith
[It reads in part:] A zig-zag row of stones runs up Rattlesnake Hill. The row starts at the bottom of the hill and ends at the summit 120 feet above the Pond. It contains 1,000 stones and is 250 yards long
[It reads in part:] A zig-zag row of stones runs up Rattlesnake Hill. The row starts at the bottom of the hill and ends at the summit 120 feet above the Pond. It contains 1,000 stones and is 250 yards long
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Is anyone surprised that this interests me??
Not at all. I was wondering if you would mention fire.
I'd also be interested in talking with Keith who appears to have sent you the photos. By coincidence, it was 1990 when I started to look at the zigzag rows of stones around here as possible Indigenous creations.
I wonder who noticed the Sutton structure in 1990?
Someone just posted about this at Mike Luoma's FaceBook Group, "Ancient Stone Mysteries of New England."
I kind of forgot about it...
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