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This is so well framed it could be a painting.

We have a few rocks in the area that resemble faces in them. Haha

Also in Massachusetts (South Hadley), and managed to take myself and my partner up to see it. Was really incredible! I can't wait to show him this picture! He got some good pictures with his camera phone (especially of the stars), but needs a dedicated camera eventually.

Also in Massachusetts (South Hadley), and managed to take myself and my partner up to see it. Was really incredible! I can't wait to show him this picture! He got some good pictures with his camera phone (especially of the stars), but needs a dedicated camera eventually.

Although I agree with your split hair definition, 99% of the time when people say “The Berkshires” they are referring to Berkshire County, and the landscapes and villages therein.

What camera & lens?

If you lived in the region you should have read up on its geology a bit more.

"Written in Stone" by Chet and Maureen Raymo is a great introduction to the geology and topography of the Northeast.

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Greetings fellow Berkshire bro

Directly ontop of this mountain yes!

I'm looking at this mountain as I type this from none other than: The Berkshires

A fellow masshole?

Awesome pic

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I totally see an animal in that rock, like a cat, dog, or bear. Crazy cool.

Didn't know that. Thanks for posting the original.

I walked by that tower on my thruhike of the Appalachian Trail. <3

Trust funds help. But I know a few people who work remote and just need solid internet. They have starlink and weboost antennas on their rig.

Sorry, but that's just not true. Source: lived in Berkshires.

Isn't this where the American wizarding school is located in Harry Potter

I was wondering about the tower lol.

I wasn't referring to the Berkshire Mountain range just the county name.

How does he afford it?

Oh my vos this is the most beautiful thing I’ve seen all day