Friday, December 04, 2009

More rocks from the Lincoln Cemetery

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With reference to the sense of permanence offered by rocks, at least in my Anglo culture:

Split-wedged and Split-filled rocks from Carlisle, MA

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Went out for a walk with my Friend From Carlisle (FFC) in the woods north of South Str. Driving over there from my house I passed a wet rock...
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Tuesday, December 01, 2009

One more item from the Lincoln site

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I forgot to post this example of a split wedged rock: In the background, the pile overlooking Rt 2.

Back to a site I know in Lincoln, MA

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I have a policy of detailing locations of sites in Lincoln, MA out of a long-established enmity. But there are some nice woods. Here, then, ...
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Sunday, November 29, 2009

Rocks express a sentiment

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I wonder how universal is the sense that rocks express a meaning that will persist beyond our own time? This is from the Lincoln Cemetery.
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Friday, November 27, 2009

Uphill from the see-through niche

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by theseventhgeneration Going uphill from the see-through niche, a small rock pile. Although this picture is a little blurry, I believe it ...
Thursday, November 26, 2009

Rock on boulder

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Wednesday, November 25, 2009

Old structures along an un-named tributary of Rocky Brook, Stirling MA

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A few old things along the edges of the level area by the west side of the brook: Not sure what this might have been: Then, on the other sid...

Small Hillside site in Sterling with Tourmaline Granite

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A small hillside site 1/2 mile south of Hycrest Pond. At first glance, an isolated rock-on-rock: Then, further down hill, a pair of rock pi...

A twisted bush, Sterling

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This hints at fields grown back into woods:
Tuesday, November 24, 2009

A Symbolic Journey: Returing a Rock Stolen from a Rock Pile

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I don't know what came over me but I saw a pretty rock in a rock pile and took it. Doug Harris of the Narragansetts says that moving or ...
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See-through niche

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by theseventhgeneration
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Laurel Hill Walks

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A new blog with rock piles called "Laurel Hill Walks" [ click here ].

More Turtle Visions

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Rob Buchanan writes: Here are some images of a turtle-shaped boulder in the Wiccoppee area of the Fahnestock State Park, NY.As shown in 414...