The top boulder layer is the bedrock up which the hopping wall jumps.
The hopping walls face is outlined in yellow below, and the arrow points to the rectangle quarry.
Symmetrical granite uplift…Does granite fracture cleanly like this? How? What geologic force caused this? Certainly not glaciers.
Another similar but larger jumbled pile of massive boulders showing slicing:
Below is the largest bubble of granite I’ve seen. It is about 300 feet from side to side and not fully explored. In the center is a bizarre “centerpiece”
Here is the centerpiece. It is smooth against the rest of the rock and appears to have sprouted a Tree. Two smoothed boulders appear wedged in the center.