Recent images

The Moravian Monument

Young Sycamores Facing West

Tower Stairs

Tower in Late Light

Tower Another Day
(snow geese in the field behind it)

Tower at Dawn

Went up to the tower to view the eclipse but that shy moon had slipped behind a curtain of cloud, so I took a few pictures anyway.

To the south, cement companies

The railing at dawn

The monument by the tower.

Recent Tower Pics

The most interesting new revelation is that all that white stone in the fields around the tower, on the hill on the way up, and in the woods below, is quartz. Someone said it was and I didn't really believe it, so I took two pieces home and struck them together in the dark. Doing that with quartz generates light, and Ill be dad-blamed if it didn't light up like little fireflies where the stones hit. Quartz is a pretty special stone, even when it's milky and not clear. Not only does it light up like that, but it has some quality having to do with electricity which I would look up and describe correctly for you if I weren't so lazy.

I'll have to get you a picture of some of the white stone right near the tower. I have pretty many taken of it in the woods and along the drive up to the tower, but none up there. I'll see what I can do.


I think I have more photos but this will do for now.

The Tower, The Tower, The Tower

Some recent photos from up there. I have more. The more you pictures you take, the more pictures you think of to take. I have more. I'm getting interested in the graffiti now.

And here's the Pearls and Brass myspace site. For some reason they don't list their album titles or mention the Indian Tower there, but it still seems appropriate. If you click on the link, be ready for loud music.

A couple of photos by others

One of the tower

One of the sunset

In both cases, nicely done.

The Tower on Sunday, February 18th

It looks different every time you go.

Second Batch

A few more from the other morning. First, from across the field.


Closer.


Looking from the tower toward the Delaware Water Gap. See that bump out there, about the middle of the picture left to right?


And, a lot of light . . .