~Cellar Hole Scouting Knightmare has a Happy Ending~

johnnyblaze · Jul 19, 2016

Got out on the mountain bike for some Cellar scouting miles out in the woods..It got crazy hot and i got lost for a while..Then my front tire went flat way out there :laughing7:

.So hiking all the way back after hours out there i decided to hit this Pine grove near the road..Within minutes i pulled this sweet Colonial shoe buckle :headbang:

Then a flat button a while later.Anybody seen this backmark before?
It was pretty quiet then i pulled this Small Colonial buckle that had an iron chape or hinge..It's shaped kind of like a small maybe child's shoe buckle..I was wondering if it could be a hat buckle?Also found these cool old stone wall fields out in the middle but no finds out there at all.. :icon_scratch:

Have fun out there :hello:

~Blaze

trapperart · Jul 20, 2016

Congrats on some nice old stuff

kingskid1611 · Jul 20, 2016

Looks like it needs more exploring. Take water and spend a day out there.....

beto · Jul 20, 2016

I'd loooove to explore that place..!

Steve in PA · Jul 20, 2016

Those buckles definitely saved your day brother!

mangum · Jul 20, 2016

Very nice buckles!

Hitndahed · Jul 20, 2016

From what I have read several places,,, those STONE WALLS were in place when the Indians arrived there,,
I do believe they are all a part of something very ancient,, the dolmens and other stone structures in those areas too.
Too bad much of this ANCIENT HISTORY is just being dozed over at will.

diggingthe1 · Jul 20, 2016

Great pictures, there is sure to be a trash pit around! Hope you find more!

Professor of Engineering · Jul 20, 2016

Great looking buckles and cool button find, congratulations! :occasion14:

Iron Patch · Jul 20, 2016

Great shoe buckle! :thumbsup:

Carolina Tom · Jul 20, 2016

That shoe buckle is really nice... congrats on saving the day with those nice finds.

johnnyblaze · Jul 20, 2016

Steve in PA said:
Those buckles definitely saved your day brother!

Thanks Senior Stevano Delgato!

~Blaze

johnnyblaze · Jul 20, 2016

Hitndahed said:
From what I have read several places,,, those STONE WALLS were in place when the Indians arrived there,,
I do believe they are all a part of something very ancient,, the dolmens and other stone structures in those areas too.
Too bad much of this ANCIENT HISTORY is just being dozed over at will.

Ahh yes i have heard of the ancient giant stone builders..Some were made by Colonial settlers but some,like these,are out in the middle of nothing with no cellar and no targets.They used them like Ley lines for conductivity of sorts..One thing i do remember is about 15 years ago i was clearing land with a front loader for my motocross track and found an underground stone wall..No walls around but when i started digging i couldn't find the bottom it baffled me but was clearly made as a wall..
Interesting stuff!

~Blaze

Scrappy · Jul 20, 2016

Great digs Blaze. I'm glad you settled into a good spot after all that BS you dealt with and scores! Those are the best hunts.

Nice buckles!!

Scrappy · Jul 20, 2016

What kind of bike you using for motocross? I rode mostly CR's - strarted with an 80 and topped out with a 500. Had a KX125 too, and a raptor 660.

johnnyblaze · Jul 20, 2016

Scrappy said:
What kind of bike you using for motocross? I rode mostly CR's - strarted with an 80 and topped out with a 500. Had a KX125 too, and a raptor 660.

You got it buddy i have had them all..I rode yamaha when i was younger but only Honda when i got older..Mostly CR250'S..

~Blaze

OutdoorAdv · Jul 20, 2016

johnnyblaze said:
You got it buddy i have had them all..I rode yamaha when i was younger but only Honda when i got older..Mostly CR250'S..

~Blaze

Very nice! Never got into motocross but rode enduro type trail and single track. I had Yamahas and Hondas when I was younger, but got a KTM and a Husaberg when I was older. KTM and Husaberg (owned by KTM) are sick machines. I first made up my OutdoorAdv name for the advrider (Adventure Rider) forum. Ha I sold the Husaberg a few years ago to rationalize building a new motor for my 1966 Ford Bronco. I'll have another bike one day soon....

Oh... and great buckles dude! You woods hunters find all those complete buckles.... plows really did some damage. Glad your day ended with a "Happy Ending" :thumbsup: