| Pond at Rock House Reservation in West Brookfield, Massachusetts. | |
| The "rock house" is a cave-like rock formation that provided shelter to Native Americans long ago. The site was excavated by archaeologists in 1930, but unfortunately their findings have been lost. |  |
| Walking through the formation. |  |
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View from the other side. |  |
| Same spot, opposite direction. |  |
Near the head of the pond. |  |
Above the head of the pond. The rock at the far end is the same one in the view from the rock house. |  |
| Farm at the northern boundary of the Reservation. |  |
These white flowers were abundant in the fields next to the farm. |  |
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Forest near the farm. |  |