Old bridge remains

[Outdoorsman258]

I came across this about a mile up stream from where I went in trout fishing. I was standing on the other one. Where should I start on something like this?

 

[hoser]

I would start with the approaches to where the bridge was. I would also do some water hunting there as well. Like coins in a fountain, people toss coins in the water for luck. GL&HH.

 

[FLOOD]

That area looks so relaxing and inviting, I would plan on multiple visits, and slow walk the ground over and over again. I love places like that. Hours slip by walking them.

 

[cellrdwellr]

Well judging by the bench in the background, the area is still in use. Obvious areas have likely been hunted, but definitely still worth a shot. I'd check in the stream too if possible. I think I read somewhere that on average you lose a ring size or two when in the water, hence why so many rings are found IN the water. Basically all the ground in that picture could use a scanning

 

[Outdoorsman258]

Well judging by the bench in the background, the area is still in use. Obvious areas have likely been hunted, but definitely still worth a shot. I'd check in the stream too if possible. I think I read somewhere that on average you lose a ring size or two when in the water, hence why so many rings are found IN the water. Basically all the ground in that picture could use a scanning

About a quarter mile behind me is a farm site I dated back to 1859. I have found "bean Pot" lids semi buried in the cellar hole. I pulled this iron out ten feet from cellar hole. I don't think this area has been hit yet.