The old map is right and there is an ancient road out here heading for the mountains
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ต.ค. 2024
- a hand drawn map from over 100 years ago shows what they called the ancient road heading right up and over the mountains. This part of New Hampshire has a lot of unfound old places and mystery to them when you realize where these old home sites were. New England has a lot of history and some of it contradicts itself with saying who was where first. The rock walls that go right across some of the old roads or the rock walls that were removed and opened up to make the old roads make no sense at times. I have been exploring this area for years reading the landscape, finding cellar holes and trying to find the rest of this abandoned road. Call it a cart path, wagon trail or whatever it was a way for people to travel through these hills and mountains. I brought my Fisher F19 metal detector and used it to see that there was activity up here with a lot of nail iron in the ground as well as trash left behind from the loggers of the 1930s. I do find bits and pieces of this ancient road with rock lined shoulders and then it just dis appears and then shows up again hundreds of feet aways. A lot of it has been dissolved by the runoff of water and who knows how old it actually is.
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The old map is right and there is an ancient road out here heading for the mountains
I'm curious why I never see you metal detect a stream bead. I have a creek that runs through my property and i detect it often and I always find stuff. We live in the same state.
Thank you Charlie for the adventure and seeing some amazing scenery !
Hi Charlie, how awesome a stone wall from the 1730’s and parts of a very old road on this cool Not Thursday exploration. ❤️🙏🇺🇸
Lightning and antennas make me nervous. Sun and birds chirping so much better. Cool adventure
You are a great explorer, a thing we need for our society's forgotten places.
I just love these kinds of hikes into uncharted territory and see what we can find. Love the video Charlie 😊
Scouting in the deep woods for new places to dig and reading the landscape. Where's the local water source, high ground for building on, plots big enough to farm on, road beds for access to it all..... so much fun. Makes me want to get out there myself! There's nothing more fun than walking up on or discovering a virgin homesite in the middle of nowhere with a metal detector. 😊
boom let's go let's go treasure and adventure ✌👵
Awesome stuff Charlie!!
#soundsintheground 😁👍🏻
It would be interesting to match that old road with an old map and see where it's destinations are !
Interesting. Enjoyed 👍
Excelente aventura amigo, saludos cordiales desde chile 🙋♂️🇨🇱👍👏🤜🤛
Just curious if that old road bed would show up on lidar?
Absolutely! This makes me curious if they have tried using LIDAR maps when looking for old cellar holes. I have used Google Earth and Lidar to find old dwellings and such. Some areas have areas mapped on Lidar that are available to the public and some don't, at least as far as I was able to determine.
@@unclejohnbulleit2671 It's safe to assume they use LIDAR.
A lot of the early settlers followed ancient Indian paths.
rumble in the jungle on a Wednesday edition of a Not Thursday
"Sound In The Ground"
Map overlay if digital
are you going to metal detect the ancient road.
By far, the most boring detecting videos on TH-cam.
lame!!