Natural or Man Made?

[Hal Croves]

I think you are correct that there is something interesting under that tree. Looks like a box with handles to me.

Any thoughts on posting the location if one of us finds it?
After today it shouldn’t matter.

 

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[Garscale]

Any thoughts on posting the location if one of us finds it?
After today it shouldn’t matter.

If I found it, the contents would determine whether I ever posted anything. A lawyer friend once told me, "Always speak the truth,but dont always speak".

Sone things are best untold.

 

[Hal Croves]

If I found it, the contents would determine whether I ever posted anything. A lawyer friend once told me, "Always speak the truth,but dont always speak".

Sone things are best untold.

I could have kept quiet, asked to see the road and after, returned for a look using your thinking.

I wouldn’t mind having a look at any pottery they find.
This object sits under the box.

Example:
http://nativeamericanpottery.space/..._s_w_kentucky_native_american_indian_pot.html

 

[GoDeep]

Any thoughts on posting the location if one of us finds it?
After today it shouldn’t matter.

As noted earlier, it's in Europe, not Kentucky as believed and at a place open to visitors.

 

[Hal Croves]

As noted earlier, it's in Europe, not Kentucky as believed and at a place open to visitors.

That would make our beloved EC. Mason a lair Godeep.
And ky hiker a poor judge of character.

Prove it.

 

[GoDeep]

That would make our beloved EC. Mason a lair Godeep.
And ky hiker a poor judge of character.

Prove it.

1. No, it doesn't make him a liar, as lying generally involves a purposeful intent to deceive, not an innocent mistake.

2. As you said, everything you need to solve it is in the pictures, you need to go deeper.

Edit: and Kentucky Hiker is a great judge of character, being he is from central Kentucky.

 

[Hal Croves]

1. No, it doesn't make him a liar, as lying generally involves a purposeful intent to deceive, not an innocent mistake.

2. As you said, everything you need to solve it is in the pictures, you need to go deeper.

Then he himself has been deceived by another whom he called friend.
On such a sunny day.

My money is on EC. Mason, KY Hiker, and that site being where we were told it is, generally so.

 

[Hal Croves]

I think that I have it.

EC.Mason - you left quite a trial for someone looking to keep things hush.
Do you want more time or may I post where to learn the location?

 

[Hal Croves]

EC. Mason - not finding your response this morning tells me that you are either uncertain about what to write, skeptical, or indifferent. Out of courtesy to those around you I am going to wait until after the long weekend to post what I know about locating the property. That should give you enough time to make the sixteen hour ride and to properly document the site.

If those aren’t your plans, let us know.

Anyway, take lots of photos and video if you go!

Cheers!

 

[KY Hiker]

Hmm, I find all of this like building a mountain out of a mole hill.
Most of us in the Swift section of TNet are not daily visitors, I being one of the few exceptions.
My guess is E.C. Mason is enjoying some other aspect of his life...I'm sure most of the posting here is done in jest?
There are many strange things to be seen, read of, and stumbled upon in Eastern KY...these pictures are surely apart of that observation, definitely fodder for the curious.

 

[Doubter in MD]

Wow, so much interest in these pictures!
E.C. Mason is not the kind of person, as I know of him, to mislead intentionally...my betting money is on this being a creek bed or adjacent to a creek bed. This area and the Red River in general sees large scale flooding periodically, the scraps of lumber were probably deposited there by water...I wouldn't think someone would geocash on private property. Do to the attractions of the neighboring Red River Gorge and Natural Bridge State Park I fail to see why anyone would venture onto private land to place a cache? Maybe I just have a different mindset though? So many (literally hundreds) of natural arches to place caches at in that region...

A LOT geocaches are placed on private property, either with permission, or by the property owner him/her/they/it-self. But you are correct in assuming that placing caches on private property without permission isn't allowed. If caches are determined to be on private property without permission they are archived and removed from the active cache list.

EDIT: It still looks like an ammo box, laying on its side, latch side up.

 

[ArthurEvans]

You'll be looking forever in Kentucky as it's in Europe ;-)

As noted earlier, it's in Europe, not Kentucky as believed and at a place open to visitors.

Can you let us in on that, GoDeep? Did I miss something?

 

[KY Hiker]

So many beautiful arches in the region.

Arches of the Red River Gorge, Kentucky

 

[1320]

What do you make of this Hal Croves?

 

[Hal Croves]

Hmm, I find all of this like building a mountain out of a mole hill.
Most of us in the Swift section of TNet are not daily visitors, I being one of the few exceptions.
My guess is E.C. Mason is enjoying some other aspect of his life...I'm sure most of the posting here is done in jest?
There are many strange things to be seen, read of, and stumbled upon in Eastern KY...these pictures are surely apart of that observation, definitely fodder for the curious.

Perhaps, but we are each responsible for what we post.
And activity time is noted on TN. EC. Mason has been posting since early this morning.
And not one word.

Always a bridesmaid, never a bride. : (

Jeff of PA - what are the rules on posting information that would share a members identity and workplace?

 

[Hal Croves]

Can you let us in on that, GoDeep? Did I miss something?

Doubtful.

 

[Hal Croves]

So many beautiful arches in the region.

Arches of the Red River Gorge, Kentucky

Make a decent book KY Kentucky.

Cheers!

 

[Hal Croves]

What do you make of this Hal Croves?

I don’t want to derail the thread 1320.

 

[Hal Croves]

A LOT geocaches are placed on private property, either with permission, or by the property owner him/her/they/it-self. But you are correct in assuming that placing caches on private property without permission isn't allowed. If caches are determined to be on private property without permission they are archived and removed from the active cache list.

EDIT: It still looks like an ammo box, laying on its side, latch side up.

It may be an amo box, but it’s not the one you posted.
The handle on yours is set center and Indiana’s is offset to the perceived top.

Close but no cigar.
.

 

[Doubter in MD]

It may be an amo box, but it’s not the one you posted.
The handle on yours is set center and Indiana’s is offset to the perceived top.

Close but no cigar.

Imagine you are looking at the bottom of the ammo box (facing you/camera) and the protrusion on the right side is the latching mechanism.