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Btroy8: I was puzzled by this breach that occurred overnight during one visit. I'm now convinced this is the work of the large ornery blackbear that has been around all summer
Btroy8: This section makes a 90 degree turn at the creek
Btroy8: And of course in the middle of all this there's me. Me and my cool hat
Btroy8: And of course there is this. It was placed as a building block in one of the walls. I have not had success with an ID. One geologist suggested it was quartz matrix created in silicate outwash from glaciers. But the Moh's hardness test showed it's not qua
Btroy8: That bear became the cause of some concern. He behaved more like a Grizzly and was nearly as big as one. Very often on my hike out I would see signs like this. As if to let me know that he was on the trail behind me today
Btroy8: Serpentine layout. I have theories but no answers regarding any of this. But I will say unequivocally that the notion these walls were built by. Colonial farmers as land boundaries or to corral sheep is patently absurd
Btroy8: 2018-12-14_10-00-58
Btroy8: This wall is on the south end of the shelter where I find all the artifacts. There are miles and Mile's of walls on this property. They are approx. 5 ft high but only 2 ft are visible the reminder are underground. At my points the wall goes underground co
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