Saturday, January 31, 2015

Clarifying that Comment

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(or at least trying to) (Illustration/map from "1493" by Charles C. Mann)       Jumping off of the Rock Piles Post "...
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Wednesday, January 28, 2015

Before the Big Snow

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Above: at a possible Serpent Gateway (with life size dummy for scale). Below: Stone in the Split Bedrock.   More:  http://wakingup...
Tuesday, January 27, 2015

Agricultural use versus rock pile site counts

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From Curt Hoffman: I now have got soils data on most of the sites in my inventory.  Looking at this, it seems that sites with high agri...
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Saturday, January 24, 2015

South of Hog Hill - West Boylston

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I want to say "just another rock pile site". Walking here, next to Rt 190, I managed to spot rock piles in the snow, and they ar...
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Tuesday, January 20, 2015

East of the Stop River

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I was exploring here in Walpole in a conservation land:   and came upon something: After the rock pile in the foreground, there was a ...
Monday, January 19, 2015

Hunger Mountain in the snow

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I climbed this hill in Ashburnham a couple weekends ago, mostly just for the exercise.   and the nice feel of the woods  Saw this on t...
Friday, January 16, 2015

Stone Pile in the middle of the Old CT Path

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    I’m getting a lot of virtual mileage out of those CT Path Videos I linked to a couple days ago (Indian Trails and Rows of Stones) whi...
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Multi-brook confluences is a good place to look for rock piles

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The top of Falulah Brook in Ashby is illustrative. This map fragment covers many sites and, in the end, I think the topography speaks for it...
Thursday, January 15, 2015

Interesting rock from St. Paulo-Brazil

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Reader Dr Joseph writes that this was found in a field inside the town. Any comments?
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CT Eastern Uplands

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      Some photos I received from Brian Cohen, a ridge top site somewhere near Chaplin CT (I am guessing), a Possible Serpent and more: ...
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