With the snow melted I could see, weaving through the woods the remnants of an old foot path heading towards a brook which flows into the south end of The Lake. I followed it a short way and it led to an old Bent Trail Tree, which was pointing in a 90 degree angle to the path itself. Following the direction of the tree, I came a large Rock Pile.
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| Bent Trail Tree |
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| Pointing to the South West |
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| Nose of the tree has a smooth round stone embedded inside. |
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Rock Pile: Notice at the 2 o'clock position, the two upright stones. Flat stones are layered in a mounded pattern through the center towards 5 o'clock. The entire area is over 10 feet in length by 15 feet in width.
The stones closest to the two standing stones are lain flat; at the near side many are placed on edge, leaning into one another. At about 6 o'clock, there are gaps to be seen, where some of the rocks have slipped away. |
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| Thong Marks |
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| View of the Brook from the Top of the Stone Pile |
Beautiful!
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