4) Burnt Hill Stone Circle
Heath, Franklin County is a tiny New England town with not a lot going on. Just outside of the town is Burnt Hill, atop which sits a mysteriously crumbling, Stonehenge-esque circle of stones. 21 of the large stones are assembled in formation on the north side of the hill top, surrounded by field upon field of wild blueberries. Itās possible they were arranged by Native Americans to track the planets, or even simply by a farmer trying to mark his fields. Many of the rocks are hundreds of years older than researchers investigating the phenomena first assumed, which only adds to their mystery. No matter where you think they come from, the stones will certain spark your imagination, as they (reputedly) have for H.P. Lovecraft in his novel āThe Dunwich Horrorā. This tale begins with musings about āgreat rings of rough-hewn stone columns on the hilltopsā and eventually attributes them to the Indians.
