Not far behind The Highlands, near where the Pigpen Path and the Hemlock Hill Path converge, lies what appears to be a cellar hole....but it's perfectly round, and deeper than your average cellar hole. What is it? Part of a well system? Some remnant of a farm structure? We're open to educated guesses, but we'd like to hear from somebody who truly knows what it is. It contains some remnants of slate as if the structure had a slate roof, and the stone was clearly quarried, rather than just being your average New England stone wall rock.
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
What is it?
Not far behind The Highlands, near where the Pigpen Path and the Hemlock Hill Path converge, lies what appears to be a cellar hole....but it's perfectly round, and deeper than your average cellar hole. What is it? Part of a well system? Some remnant of a farm structure? We're open to educated guesses, but we'd like to hear from somebody who truly knows what it is. It contains some remnants of slate as if the structure had a slate roof, and the stone was clearly quarried, rather than just being your average New England stone wall rock.
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