An "Unlikely Place" for a Ceremonial Stone Landscape Part 02

The Second Pinned (North) Serpent Pair

     Another narrow entrance, another variation of a Stone Snake head, a raised and perhaps ready to strike open mouth perhaps, an idea that took years to suggest itself to me, pondering this other "wall," also in Woodbury, which also leads to a bedrock outcrop:  

Thinking of that, I'll suggest this: 

Elsewhere in Orenaug Park, there's other examples of the Raised Head or Striking Serpent variation:

(Outlined Snake Head, Eye Overlay:)

Again, outlines and overlay eye added:)

Back to the outcrop at the beginning of this piece, the surrounding stones are very low to the ground but suddenly a segment rises higher:

Closer:

If you are wondering about the Blue Diamond in the photo above, I'll speculate that someone sometime in the last 300 years, heard tales of a jewel sometimes referred to as a "carbuncle" behind the seventh scale of an Uktena, possibly illustrated in stone as a rhomboidal "diamond - and that someone moved these stones looking for that non-existent treasure:

https://books.google.com/books?id=9IOo1Zy7OUwC&pg=PA139&lpg=PA139&dq=jewel+called+a+carbuncle+at+seventh+scale+of+great+serpent&source=bl&ots=6_tgMcoxS0&sig=m9HlyAKsfVCCpM9vTdsXSYdJ9XM&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi93tv9rLPdAhWHtlMKHRJmDVMQ6AEwFnoECAAQAQ#v=onepage&q=jewel%20called%20a%20carbuncle%20at%20seventh%20scale%20of%20great%20serpent&f=false

(To be continued...)