An Anthropomorphic Morning on S. Hill (CT)

   It was an unintentional visit to the Southwest Corner of a site I've been learning. The light was all wrong for good photos, dappled bright mid-morning sunlight filtering through late summer leaves, but there I was. I parked just below the house my grandson lives in and walked on in, stepping over what appeared to be a faint zigzag row of stones that I thought just possibly might be reminiscent of the ones you read about in stone wall books, just tossed up against a wooden rail Snake Fence (and stepping back over it at the end of the walk, I looked down to see at triangular "point" stone that was larger than the rest, just a little serpent-like, and thought, "Another thing to come back and look at when the leaves fall.")...
   I paused at a few piles of stones, longer than they were wide, composed of smaller sized cobbles but a larger stone or two also present:

(Above: First stone pile)

Above is the first pile I saw, with the sun over my left shoulder and below is the same pile, the photo taken looking back the other way from the other side, wishing a cloud would pass by so I could capture a better image:

From there I could see another similar stone pile - and a split boulder: 

A small stone in (on?) the split: 

Well, anyone at any time could have done that; 

I wondered what I'd find on the other side... 

(Vain attempt to fix the photo)

Well I suppose anyone at any time could have found this one too and placed it there.

What percentage of people in a scientific sample of a group of people might Rorschach this as a human face (or a possible anthropomorphic effigy if one of them was perhaps Ed Lenik)? I don't really know.  I guess it all depends who is in the group and who would rather not see it as such.

If the researcher asked me, "What is this one?" I would trace these lines with my finger when I answered "A possible anthropomorphic effigy:"  

     Anyway, I  turned eastward and encountered yet another stone pile, spotlighted by sunshine:

(I'm parked in the left hand corner on this map by the way:)

     CT is pretty dry at this point, the weather man mentioned that we've got a "more than 5 inch rainfall deficit" if I remember correctly, so I was able to walk into a place that I'd started to look at once but had found it too wet and "slippy." It was very stony and it seemed one of those spots that was semi-natural and semi-structured at the same confusing time. 

The one below "got me." Intentional Human Enhancement?

I don't really know. All I can do is show you various views and wonder...

(And try to enhance the one above:)

Still the same stone(s) - and still wondering:

At the foot of the stone (and at my feet):

And then I spot a row of stones:

And I'll continue, as time allows...