nvradar Hero Member Joined Dec 27, 2009 Messages 558 Reaction score 139 Golden Thread 0 Location Idaho Detector(s) used Whites gm4b, Minelab sd 2200d Jul 30, 2011 #1 I have never seen a configuration like this and it really looks odd to me. It's in the Sierras by La Porte Ca. Anybody have an idea what caused it? NVRADAR Attachments DSC04721.webp 114.2 KB · Views: 258 DSC04720.webp 90.4 KB · Views: 253
I have never seen a configuration like this and it really looks odd to me. It's in the Sierras by La Porte Ca. Anybody have an idea what caused it? NVRADAR
DevilDog812 Sr. Member Joined Nov 3, 2010 Messages 386 Reaction score 3 Golden Thread 0 Location Pennsylvania Detector(s) used Teknetics Delta 4000 Jul 30, 2011 #2 cooled lava? Upvote 0
ohioaxeman Bronze Member Joined Apr 8, 2007 Messages 1,128 Reaction score 10 Golden Thread 0 Location sandusky, ohio Jul 30, 2011 #3 It looks like its next to a road, so it was probably put there for erosion control! Upvote 0
NOLA_Ken Gold Member Joined Jan 4, 2011 Messages 5,221 Reaction score 4,180 Golden Thread 0 Location Formerly New Orleans.. Now Pueblo Co Detector(s) used several, mostly Garrett Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jul 30, 2011 #4 looks like layers of sedimentary rock heaved up when the mountains were forming Upvote 0
trixie charger Sr. Member Joined Aug 31, 2010 Messages 375 Reaction score 3 Golden Thread 0 Location N.C. Jul 31, 2011 #5 NOLA_Ken said: looks like layers of sedimentary rock heaved up when the mountains were forming Click to expand... Yep sedimentary formation go and look for fossil's should be good Attachments layered_rock303.webp 268.9 KB · Views: 210 Upvote 0
NOLA_Ken said: looks like layers of sedimentary rock heaved up when the mountains were forming Click to expand... Yep sedimentary formation go and look for fossil's should be good