On the other side of the wall is a large boulder leaning against an outcrop and forming a cave. The cave faces east. There is some stone work outside the cave.
Saturday, November 12, 2011
Beyond the Picnic Tables
Here we are at the same site in the previous (11/7/2011) post. More leaves have fallen, and the stronger light and shadow bring out more detail. After some wandering, we have returned to the wall.
The wall runs downhill, crossing a boulder.
Near the wall we notice a large propped boulder.
Close examination shows many donation stones under the propped boulder.
On the other side of the wall is a large boulder leaning against an outcrop and forming a cave. The cave faces east. There is some stone work outside the cave.
The donations under the propped boulder suggest this site has spiritual or historic significance.
On the other side of the wall is a large boulder leaning against an outcrop and forming a cave. The cave faces east. There is some stone work outside the cave.
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