2020hindsite
Jr. Member
I figured I would share because to date this was the strangest thing I've ever found.
I was dredging and everything was normal and I started to uncover what looked like a bedrock shelf. I keep dredging and the shelf kept going and going long wise. After a few feet I realized it was totally made of hard as rock blue clay with a brown cray crust.
I uncovered the entire thing and found it to be about 4 feet across by 3 feet wide by 2 feet thick.
It was literally a clay boulder...I thought it was very strange and cleaned it as best as I could and tried to get under it as best as possible. I tried to flip it using shovels but it was probably 500 lbs at least. I hooked a strap to it to winch it out but it was so slippery and pieces kept breaking off.
As it said I spend a long while cleaning under it as far as I could and on top of it and to be honest I didn't do very good gold wise.
Anyways no real point just the strangest thing I've ever seen in my area.
Does anyone know how such a thing comes to exist?
Thanks
I was dredging and everything was normal and I started to uncover what looked like a bedrock shelf. I keep dredging and the shelf kept going and going long wise. After a few feet I realized it was totally made of hard as rock blue clay with a brown cray crust.
I uncovered the entire thing and found it to be about 4 feet across by 3 feet wide by 2 feet thick.
It was literally a clay boulder...I thought it was very strange and cleaned it as best as I could and tried to get under it as best as possible. I tried to flip it using shovels but it was probably 500 lbs at least. I hooked a strap to it to winch it out but it was so slippery and pieces kept breaking off.
As it said I spend a long while cleaning under it as far as I could and on top of it and to be honest I didn't do very good gold wise.
Anyways no real point just the strangest thing I've ever seen in my area.
Does anyone know how such a thing comes to exist?
Thanks