I just love the exploratory hikes and reading the land. The colonial bridge is just a wonder out in the middle of nowhere. Found a Mission Accomplished in the process. Love the video. Stay safe out there Charlie😊
I used to do a lot of this. So much fun. Out by yourself scouting the woods looking for new homesites. I've found many virgin sites and Civil War camps that have never had a detector swung over them before. Where I live near a large city however with crime so bad over the passed few years it has gotten too dangerous to do it anymore. 😢
Another monolithic, style stone bridge, that is so old, that the destination & pathway is unknown. Bolderfield work here is unquestionably the longest & and greatest amount of pieced together rock Structures, that are unrivaled, (Worldwide)!
The lip is the edge around the cellar hole. The term. “footprint,” is used to describe how much ground space a given object occupies. When you step on the ground the footprint you leave behind can be measured and spreads across a given amount of space. So, a 20’ x 20’ cellar hole has a footprint of 40 square feet. A, “square,” is a given amount of property with the boundaries of stone walls. Naturally, a square will likewise have a footprint.
That bridge find is exactly why I get so glued to your site!!….even benign finds are exciting in the hunt
I just love the exploratory hikes and reading the land. The colonial bridge is just a wonder out in the middle of nowhere. Found a Mission Accomplished in the process. Love the video. Stay safe out there Charlie😊
That button at the end looked old old. Thanks for sharing!!!
😳At 5:12 does anyone else see Sasquatch back in the trees on the right...probably just a shadow...but fun!
Like a bridge over dusty waters, the brook long gone but it was a great find on a Not Thursday
Thanks Charlie. Always great to watch you reading the land.
I used to do a lot of this. So much fun. Out by yourself scouting the woods looking for new homesites. I've found many virgin sites and Civil War camps that have never had a detector swung over them before. Where I live near a large city however with crime so bad over the passed few years it has gotten too dangerous to do it anymore. 😢
Happy Trail to You
Enjoyed 👍
Hi Charlie, nice bridge. Exploring we will go. ❤️🙏🇺🇸
Another monolithic, style stone bridge, that is so old, that the destination & pathway is unknown. Bolderfield work here is unquestionably the longest & and greatest amount of pieced together rock Structures, that are unrivaled, (Worldwide)!
That was fun!!
Interesting place to hunt! Love that bridge!
Thank you Charlie for the adventure and seeing some beautiful scenery !
Have you ever been walking along and just see a spot and said I need to metal detect the spot
A,axing the history you find
Excelente aventura 🙋♂️🇨🇱👍👏🤜🤛🗡️⛏️⚔️🙏
Have you ever detected the stream for relics or gold nuggets.?😊😊
You have Proof Charlie that New Hampshire was the First State to have "a Bridge to Nowhere".
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Hey Charlie, more detecting and less exploring please 😊 love the videos!
Do y'all not have snakes???
11 species only one venomous the timber rattlesnake
Would you explain what the lip, footprint, etc, is regarding the cellar holes that are so abundant in New Hampshire?
Thank you.
The lip is the edge around the cellar hole. The term. “footprint,” is used to describe how much ground space a given object occupies. When you step on the ground the footprint you leave behind can be measured and spreads across a given amount of space. So, a 20’ x 20’ cellar hole has a footprint of 40 square feet. A, “square,” is a given amount of property with the boundaries of stone walls. Naturally, a square will likewise have a footprint.
@leesmith2798 thank you so much. This makes sense.
Has anybody seen the bridge?
Try detecting that'll be interesting !!!
Have you ever been walking along and just see a spot and said I need to metal detect the spot