Do you have pictures of an area that might have something hidden in it?
Like this site...notice the place in the creek bank that looks like it has two walls and a roof or lid...wonder what was going on here a long time ago?
curtis, that is great i say go for it. check it out. anyone close by that can tell you anything about that? i see a bridge up the stream, that means someone should be around. tenclaw
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Looks like the base or footing of an old bridge that has washed out. Maybe the water was deeper back in the days of its use...could be part of an old gristmill also. I'd detect in the water around it and all way across ina straight line from it unless water is too deep. If deep, then scuba gear or hookah may be nescessary--Good Luck and Keep Up The Good Work.
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Now, it looks like the remains of a washed out bridge or possibly a dam. Note the end of a about 10" pipe several feet to the left. I have been to Capitol Reef Park, But I only had time to do the out and back route. The food at the restraunt at the entrance is out of this world!
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i say go for it. check it out. anyone close by that can tell you anything about that? i see a bridge up the stream, that means someone should be around. tenclaw
Looks like the base or footing of an old bridge that has washed out. Maybe the water was deeper back in the days of its use...could be part of an old gristmill also. I'd detect in the water around it and all way across ina straight line from it unless water is too deep. If deep, then scuba gear or hookah may be nescessary--Good Luck and Keep Up The Good Work. 
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