As you all know the information gotten by the EXPERT on the OKM device was very shot handed and nothing has been heard since.
I do recall the EXPERT saying that there appeared to have been a paved area in this general area which was located near the Sea Grapes.
There was also a lot of construction trash buried in this area as well.
I asked the EXPERT- HOW DEEP WAS THIS PAVED SECTION? He never answered.
I then started doing some research and found that there was NEVER any paved area. But yes it could have been material like Rip Rap to keep the sand dunes in place but this supposed RIP RAP had no re bar in it so it was not Concrete from somewhere else and dumped there.
I was determined to know more because I feel that there is SOMETHING there and still feel that way.
Most of you know that the State really frowns on destroying Sea Grapes on placing anything on or even near them is a NO NO.
Lets go back near the beginning of this search.
When the EXPERT mentioned a PAVED road the first thing that came to my mind was a WALL of an outpost.
Anyway a few days ago I went back to the Holiday Inn with a few friends of mine who are in the Construction business. They brought along a 3/4 drill and a few long steel extension attachments. Each attachment was 4 feet long and able to connect to one another.
I went to the area where the EXPERT said was Paving and started drilling test holes. We went down 10 feet and hit rock not just any kind of rock but COQUINA ROCK. This piece appeared to be a small piece as we test drilled around this piece it was about 18 inches square.
I then moved to the Northen section and drilled 2 feet inside the Sea Grapes.
We did not hit a thing so we moved 3 feet south and sure enough we hit Coquine Rock at 10 feet down.
We then drilled 1 foot to the West and 1 foot to the East. The test showed that the blocks were estimated to be about 2.5 feet across. We drilled test holes for a total of about 200 feet south until we did not hit Coquina rock.
We also took GPS reading at all the locations we drilled at.
I concluded that YES this was a COQUINA WALL and that this wall was about 10 feet deep and was close to 200 feet long running North to South
This was done without any HI Dollar equipment and no EXPERTS anywhere. The best part was I did not distrube or distroy anything AND it did not cost me a thing except for lunch.
MY CONCLUSSION:
I do believe that an OUTPOST or FORTRESS of some kind was built at this location. But who built it is the question.
I have gone one step further I have located what appears to have been a Coquina quarry less than 2 miles away on Merritt Island which is due west of the Holiday Inn.
With Research and determination I will come to the right conclusion good or bad.
More later.
Peg leg
I do recall the EXPERT saying that there appeared to have been a paved area in this general area which was located near the Sea Grapes.
There was also a lot of construction trash buried in this area as well.
I asked the EXPERT- HOW DEEP WAS THIS PAVED SECTION? He never answered.
I then started doing some research and found that there was NEVER any paved area. But yes it could have been material like Rip Rap to keep the sand dunes in place but this supposed RIP RAP had no re bar in it so it was not Concrete from somewhere else and dumped there.
I was determined to know more because I feel that there is SOMETHING there and still feel that way.
Most of you know that the State really frowns on destroying Sea Grapes on placing anything on or even near them is a NO NO.
Lets go back near the beginning of this search.
When the EXPERT mentioned a PAVED road the first thing that came to my mind was a WALL of an outpost.
Anyway a few days ago I went back to the Holiday Inn with a few friends of mine who are in the Construction business. They brought along a 3/4 drill and a few long steel extension attachments. Each attachment was 4 feet long and able to connect to one another.
I went to the area where the EXPERT said was Paving and started drilling test holes. We went down 10 feet and hit rock not just any kind of rock but COQUINA ROCK. This piece appeared to be a small piece as we test drilled around this piece it was about 18 inches square.
I then moved to the Northen section and drilled 2 feet inside the Sea Grapes.
We did not hit a thing so we moved 3 feet south and sure enough we hit Coquine Rock at 10 feet down.
We then drilled 1 foot to the West and 1 foot to the East. The test showed that the blocks were estimated to be about 2.5 feet across. We drilled test holes for a total of about 200 feet south until we did not hit Coquina rock.
We also took GPS reading at all the locations we drilled at.
I concluded that YES this was a COQUINA WALL and that this wall was about 10 feet deep and was close to 200 feet long running North to South
This was done without any HI Dollar equipment and no EXPERTS anywhere. The best part was I did not distrube or distroy anything AND it did not cost me a thing except for lunch.
MY CONCLUSSION:
I do believe that an OUTPOST or FORTRESS of some kind was built at this location. But who built it is the question.
I have gone one step further I have located what appears to have been a Coquina quarry less than 2 miles away on Merritt Island which is due west of the Holiday Inn.
With Research and determination I will come to the right conclusion good or bad.
More later.
Peg leg
