brad bolton : photos : 2008 Winter Institute : The Stone House and its attendant root cellar. They were built in 1840, early for this part of the state. The wing on the right was recently added. Don't know why they call it a root cellar - it has holes in the roof, and is not buried. Looks more like a smokehouse.- powered by SmugMug

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brad bolton > The cave. A short hike from the parking lot, and worth every step. But don't take the left path, the "Path of Certain Death".

brad bolton > Christie at the root cellar of the Stone House.

brad bolton > The Stone House and its attendant root cellar. They were built in 1840, early for this part of the state. The wing on the right was recently added. Don't know why they call it a root cellar - it has holes in the roof, and is not buried. Looks more like a smokehouse.

brad bolton > Trees and their shadows. On the way to Morgan's Knob, Saturday afternoon.

brad bolton > At the top of the sledding hill.

The Stone House and its attendant root cellar. They were built in 1840, early for this part of the state. The wing on the right was recently added. Don't know why they call it a root cellar - it has holes in the roof, and is not buried. Looks more like a smokehouse.

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