One
nice advantage of rocky terrain is there’s usually no
lack of building material laying around. This chronic damp
spot near Sixmile Run (visible at top of photo) is fed by
a small spring exiting the valley wall a short distance from
here. It varies from being a nuisance in the summer and fall
to a downright secondary stream during the spring melt. Five
large stones have been employed as steps to make the crossing
easier, regardless of the season.
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