I think it's really fascinating to find similar stones in distant places.
That's why checking the RockPiles Blog is a daily habit with me.
Take this one,for example:
The first thing that caught my eye was a sort of yellow stone:
To the east and south of Rhinebeck, one major river system away, along a tributary of the River known as the "Housatonic," a mahican word that means "the river beyond the mountains," is this stone on stone:
More thoughts on the Yellow Hammer stone to follow...
Is it sitting on a quartz support? That seems significant.
ReplyDeleteThis is a very unique cairn. Thanks for posting it. This is located in New York State?
ReplyDeleteYes. Hudson River Valley--
ReplyDeleteand we've found more cairns in Rhinebeck this weekend.