Kingofkings
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Took a few pics of what I believe to be a false wall to an underground enterance.View attachment 1890693View attachment 1890694View attachment 1890695View attachment 1890696View attachment 1890697View attachment 1890698
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My opinion is to do Nothing - except pictures- right now.
At least while there’s snow on the ground and the ground is moist. The rocks and the slabs are also moist and are subjected to thaw and freeze cycles (day and night) and therefore Unstable.
Give them a chance to dry up in the late spring/summer months.
Any vibration may trigger a chain reaction that may cause that mountain to come down, unexpectedly.
It will be safer to do your investigation when the grounds are stable and dry.
It does look very interesting and by all means compelling, but think of safety first. Study and make lots of picture from many angles and distances, then study them again. Let the warmer weather help you see more details hiding under that blanket of snow. Be safe and good luck.
Took a few pics of what I believe to be a false wall to an underground enterance.View attachment 1890693View attachment 1890694View attachment 1890695View attachment 1890696View attachment 1890697View attachment 1890698
Try a m99 50BMG get back 1000yards. Squeeze slow and shake things up a little. Punch a hole for camera? Find out if you can make land slide.
Huh?The potential treasure is already buried? I D K.
How did that DB Cooper move that bolder so many days from Easter.
Do a reverse tv show. Show me some treasures, than show me a few years of how you found it without showing anything. I might still be watching that and not looking here.?