Is this man made?

[ou8acracker2]

Is this man made? It is in the Jacksonville area and it is only like this in this one spot. The surrounding area is just mud banks. I have been here quite a few times but the tide was REALLY low and noticed this. It just looked way to uniform to be natural and it was double layered.

thoughts?

 

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[DonDigger]

Primitive 'board walk' for possible small craft landing? Looks like time to do some historical research. Any historical maps available for the area?

 

[shafergdady1]

Its manmade. Just not old at all. Been there since mid 1980s. I know that creek quite well.

 

[ou8acracker2]

I cannot find any info or anything about this. Cant imagine what it was used for in the 1980's? Seems like a shi*load of mud to be 30 years old haha logging platform maybe then?

 

[Donovan]

Looks like a fish trap to me. Perhaps even an old one. Maybe Native American or even prehistoric.

 

[judge1]

the work is pretty awesome

 

[shafergdady1]

Its in Cabbage. It was like new in the 80s.

 

[shafergdady1]

It was some marsh snail study. This is a tidal creek in saltwater fellas. I guess to some that makes it look prehistoric. Unfortunately I saw it bright shiny new in the 1980s. And also its pine.

 

[Peyton Manning]

soooooo, you don't think women could have built that?

 

[ARC]

I vote this thread to be the most derailed thread ever.

From sunken pine too midget kungfoo champs - what a turn this took haha

Those are ALWAYS the best threads in my opinion. :P

Trick is...
To not loose sight of land

 

[old man]

Come on guys, this started out as a good shipwreck thread. It now looks ridiculous and has nothing to do with shipwrecks.

 

[Salvor6]

Come on guys, this started out as a good shipwreck thread. It now looks ridiculous and has nothing to do with shipwrecks.

I agree. Hey Marty, delete this thread and let's start all over.

 

[old man]

Based on the feedback from Shafergdady1 it was never about a shipwreck. After the question was asked and apparently answered I didn't think a little levity would hurt.

Well then, if it was never about shipwrecks. Then it shouldn't be in the shipwrecks thread.

 

[Backwoodsbob]

We use that kind system for making a road in swamp land

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Thread cleaned, please don't derail threads..

 

[Doubter in MD]

Hey shafergdady1, that was an AMAZING I.D. Kudos! it's amazing how so many things get solved so quickly!

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Well then, if it was never about shipwrecks. Then it shouldn't be in the shipwrecks thread.

It was posted here because op thought it might be related..

 

[Doubter in MD]

The topic Starter asked and apparently it got pretty definitively answered. I'll unsubscribe and move on. Goodnight all!

 

[ou8acracker2]

Haha - I posted it on here because everyone that lurks the shipwreck threads is super knowledgeable and I knew some people lived in the area as well. Before trying to research for hundreds of hours - thought I would post on here and ask; albeit maybe not related to shipwrecks.

solid identify too - knew EXACTLY where it was.

 

[Backwoodsbob]

The top say,Is it Man made? So I was thinking Artifact ..I don't see ship wreck on the title.