The Deer Path "StoneWall" (Weston CT) Part Two

 Stonework and Stonework on Google maps and Google Earth

   “I keep looking for a view of them on Google maps and Google Earth where street views are available but the foliage gets in the way and I can't show you a good view of that,” I mentioned in the previous post, here:  https://wakinguponturtleisland.blogspot.com/2025/08/the-deer-path-stone-wall-weston-ct-part.html

 

   So I kept looking (as if that were the only thing in the world I was thinking about):

Of course there's the modern stonework:

And older stonework near the modern stonework:

And segments of old rebuilt stonework

that meet up with

other segments of old rebuilt stonework:

And because I've seen this stonework of undetermined age

elsewhere in the Paugussett Homeland

(with an overlay of horns and eyes for the skeptical to ridicule)

at the first Puritan minister's house in a certain town,

I'm looking for something similar in the Street-view images:

And going back to the first image above,

I certainly did not find something like that,

Just to the right of that old tree:

I was hoping to find something like this:

And then, 

just a little farther along,

there is this flat topped triangular boulder

at the beginning of a segment of what almost everybody seems to call a "stone wall:"

And then there is this one:

A wee bit of LiDAR:

A different road, with another similar but not identicle "gateway:"

Another wee bit of LiDAR:

I'm just getting used to the "new" viewer:

And then there is a little conjecture about some "left-over boulders"

by newer stonework, since I've seen this, as I said earlier:

Odd that there seems to be an apparent eye on this boulder:

Also odd is that another boulder also has another apparent eye,

over by another segment of modern stonework: