Hawthorne Brook - Plainville MA - part 2

Continuing from here, we enter a space "choked with rock piles" I was getting overwhelmed:

From the looks of it, these dry ridges and dells are short walk uphill from the brook. 

Here is a smaller rectangle with a hollow:

Here are some interesting structures along the outcrop

And here is a double-chambered mound (just like in Callahan State Park)

Here is another smaller "box":

As earlier, we have small satellite piles and a trail passing through:

Note how someone has marked the beautiful vertical-sided pile on the left with a pink ribbon:

Here we are up on top of the ridge. I don't know what to make of this any more:

Cuz now we come to the big pavements, what bd called "terraces":

Another view:

Note the bit of retaining wall.

Here is a pile with a "tail" consisting of a loose group of larger rocks connected to it on the right:

Another tumbled-down pavement:

This part of the site reminded me a lot of Pratt Hill.

Other things built against the outcrop:

Leading over to more pavement with retaining wall. Check this out:

Looking back:

And let's take a moment to look at this last pile:

What does it mean to leave a rosary by a mound?