Holes

[lesjcbs]

Anyone here found a hole in the ground that might be the place where a target was once buried?


I recently came across such a location that just might be the spot where the target I was looking for was hidden. All the area around it is smooth, with no unusual mounds, depressions, dips, or other holes like it etc. It is on the side of a hill and tear drop in shape. The upper area is about three (3') feet wide and about three(3') feet deep. The walls of the hole do not go straight down from the top but angle down toward it's bottom, in a “V” like shape. It is about 25 feet long and becomes shallow and narrow at its lower end. It is about 300 feet up a 550 foot long shallow, rocky, dry gulch.


Has anyone here had experience, or know how to, or have an idea how to determine if a hole was man made or nature made?


Thanks,


Les.

 

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[Tom_in_CA]

Les, if you let your imagination run wild: Sure, you could surmise "a removed treasure" from any hole you see. But me thinks that's an over-active imagination. Holes exist EVERY WHERE in the landscape , of anywhere human activity has taken place. For LOTS of reasons that have utterly nothing to do with treasure.

 

[fyrffytr1]

Does the shape and size of the hole conform to the target you thought was there?

 

[AlienLifeForm]

Every time that has happened, my dowsing rods were due for calibration.

 

[Tom_in_CA]

Every time that has happened, my dowsing rods were due for calibration.

You are just begging for trouble, aren't you ?

 

[pepperj]

A picture is worth a thousand words they say. It could be just a natural impression from rocks being removed, or a cellar hole.

 

[lesjcbs]

Thanks everyone. I'll take it from here.

 

[against the wind]

I know that you said "DRY" but, the trench you describe are sometimes dug to divert water away from an area during the rainy season. Check the area again. There may be something else there that the trench was dug to protect.