A little different, but interesting and I found it today

And I have not been able to get out there and do anything significant. The thing is full of water. It is on a ridge and the well or whatever it is is 12 feet high and made of stone and cement. I can't believe water can fill this thing so high above ground, it doesn't make sense. I will get out there with a waterproof camera and drop it in.

Alright, we're all gripping our seats waiting for more :) can't wait
 

Who needs the Money Pit when we have this...get a detector and hit that spot.
 

And I have not been able to get out there and do anything significant. The thing is full of water. It is on a ridge and the well or whatever it is is 12 feet high and made of stone and cement. I can't believe water can fill this thing so high above ground, it doesn't make sense. I will get out there with a waterproof camera and drop it in.

Please review the suggestions I mentioned earlier before dropping in a camera. They may really help your effort.
 

First, I want to congratulate you on keeping your cool with some of the posts... Not only is taking it slow the right thing to do for safety reasons, but clearly a bunch of them missed the part about it being on public property and the authorities giving you the ok to check things out so long as you returned things to their original state (IE not chisel and sledge to the cap...). Ignore the rest of them, stay the course, and keep us posted.

The closer parts of the woods are what grab my interest right now - I stumbled upon a 1/2 dozen people in medieval clothes doing some kind of I-don't-know-what thing yesterday.

I'm going to guess that was a group of LARPers (Live Action Role Play). That is where a group of people dress up in period clothing and fight with foam or wooden swords...


In addition to the weight on a string suggestion, I would see if you can find your self an ice fisherman... I have an underwater camera that I use while ice fishing that has a battery powered monitor, and a water proof camera on the end of a 100' cable. Mine also has a built in Infra-Red LED light system, and a detacable white light LED flashlight.
 

First, I want to congratulate you on keeping your cool with some of the posts... Not only is taking it slow the right thing to do for safety reasons, but clearly a bunch of them missed the part about it being on public property and the authorities giving you the ok to check things out so long as you returned things to their original state (IE not chisel and sledge to the cap...). Ignore the rest of them, stay the course, and keep us posted.



I'm going to guess that was a group of LARPers (Live Action Role Play). That is where a group of people dress up in period clothing and fight with foam or wooden swords...


In addition to the weight on a string suggestion, I would see if you can find your self an ice fisherman... I have an underwater camera that I use while ice fishing that has a battery powered monitor, and a water proof camera on the end of a 100' cable. Mine also has a built in Infra-Red LED light system, and a detacable white light LED flashlight.


Much appreciated, August.
A buddy is coming over tomorrow at 10am
 

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Much appreciated, August.
A buddy is coming over tomorrow at 10am with an underwater GoPro and diving lights and a strong line for dropping the camera into the water.
I'll hopefully have some pictures or videos tomorrow eve.

Awesome! I can't wait!
 

Got my interest!
 

I have some stills.
Waiting for my buddy to send the video.

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If you can't upload it to here, put it on YouTube and post the link :)
 

Nice find, dont get stuck here. Keep looking for more. I use a walking stick and black tape on my vivitar hd cam. I drop in holes all the time. Get a big magnet from harbor freight and some rope, do some fishing.
 

So here's what we learned yesterday:
 

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So here's what we learned yesterday:
- the camera and lighting work well.
- dangling the camera on a rope gives us no control. We need a pole or something. The mound has a pear shape and we cannot get to the sides using a rope.
- We need to point the camera at a more downward angle instead of leaving it horizontal because we can only see the sides of the mound.

Here's the first video we made. It has a ghost at the end...!

<font size="2">Video Link: http://youtu.be/WJFIJ-QRSy4

Wow. I'm surprised, you can see remarkably well. There's a lot of sticks and debris down there considering it was "sealed"
 

Thanks for the update. Can't wait to see what else you find. Keep the snow up there though, LOL!
 

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