Massachuset

New England Towns This page is for Sutton. "Purgatory Cavern," in this town, is a great curiosity. It is a fissure in gneiss, nearly half a mile long, in most parts partially filled by the masses of rock that have been detached from the walls. The sides are often perpendicular, and sometimes 70 feet high; being separated from each other by about 50 feet. The above link to the cavern just loops back to itself. Park website And that is Purgatory Chasm State Reservation and when they say unique, they are correct. Photos of Purgatory Chasm. Purgatory Chasm State Reservation, How did it form... Nichols College Dudley, MA 01571, by Professor Mauri S. Pelto The theories on how it was formed. See what you think. CLICK HERE. And oh so many photos. The reading is long and heavy but so very interesting. Another photo gallery with more photos of the chasm and some beautiful MA pictures.

New England Towns The opening page is for Adams and does mention a very large cave, gorge and mountain. Just vaguely. No name for the cave, no photos. Mount Greylock is a Berkshire County Attraction in Western Massachusetts at Adams, MA. Lots of history and perhaps lore, but no mention of a cave at all. But this page presents a beautiful story.

Belcher's Cave of Great Barrington, Massachusetts, Notes about Belcher's Cave. You will see one photograph saying it is a counterfeit cave. It is a real cave where they were counterfeiting money.

Photo Index offers photos of several caves in far west Massachusetts. The Crystal Pool Cave, Pothole Cave, Bakers Quarry Cave and several from Bats Den Cave.

This page is called Rogue's Gallery. No idea who the folks are or why their photos appear but you will find a photo of a silver mine opening, the entrance to Devil's Den and Tannery Falls.

NE Cave Photo Gallery has photos of Baker's Quarry Cave, Convention Cave, Disappearing Brook Karst, Drag Rock Cave, Eldon French, Elephant's Den, Found Cave, Justin's Cave, McMaster's Cave, Red Bat Cave, Slime Hole, Slot Machine Cave and Masshole Cave. When you open the link, you will have a page full of choices. Click on one and it will give you the gallery collection for that cave. Click on one of those and you will get the big version. Lots of fun.

Mt. Norwottuck and the Horse Caves lots of nice photos, none of inside a cave. If you go far enough, you'll find a picture of a butterfly on some flowers.

Rivers, the Wikipedia page, the visitusa page for Historic Parks, Beaches, City photos, National parks, Rivers, State parks, click on one of the small images to visit the next page. Plymouth Rock and the Wikipedia page. There is no reference to the size of the rock

Natural Bridges and Arches: "The Natural Bridge of New England is located near Briggsville, Massachusetts. This old waterfall natural bridge has a height of about 45 feet and is composed of marble."

Waterfalls, MichelesWorld photos, Wikipedia page of Waterfalls, Looks like only one waterfall in the state. No other links were active, no info. All google ads were to sell table top or patio setups.