What the heck is making these holes?

[dragoneggs]

What?

His little finger is on his lips

 

[Wagtail]

You guys will never guess! Bruhahahaha!

Not without a picture and more information/history of the site.

Otherwise we're making educated guesses from your limited information and our experiences or pulling stuff out of our arse.

So, either hints/information or put up.

 

[dragoneggs]

Not without a picture and more information/history of the site.

Otherwise we're making educated guesses from your limited information and our experiences or pulling stuff out of our arse.

So, either hints/information or put up.

I'm with check at this point... the collective intelligence of this forum should have solved it! But on the other hand, we haven't solved the pallets in the fields so I yield the floor.

 

[Wagtail]

I'm with check at this point... the collective intelligence of this forum should have solved it! But on the other hand, we haven't solved the pallets in the fields so I yield the floor.

Nope... all check has said is that it's a 3'x3' slab of concrete with 4 bolts sticking up. No description of where the bolts are or orientated... corners? Ring(ish) in the middle? We need more to go on before I accept a "Bruhahahaha!"

Heck, old sparc gave us a bit more information before he (mysteriously) disappeared from the Pallets in Fields thread.

 

[check]

OK, I will go over today and take ONE picture, and I will tell you that the property is the oldest on Kawagama Lake (about 100 years old, but not all the buildings are that old), and was at one point a hunting and fishing camp.

 

[joecoin]

It's for a tower that held a navigational beacon for aeroplanes.

 

[stuckmotor]

OK, I will go over today and take ONE picture, and I will tell you that the property is the oldest on Kawagama Lake (about 100 years old, but not all the buildings are that old), and was at one point a hunting and fishing camp.

Now, I'm really perplexed. How can one plot of ground be older than the ones all around it?

 

[1965]

A windmill to run a generator?

 

[MossRoad]

3x3 base sounds too small for a windmill. I'd guess antenna base or light beacon since it was on a lake.

Or maybe some sort of fruit press. Something related to plant or animal processing, perhaps.

 

[Threepoint]

Now, I'm really perplexed. How can one plot of ground be older than the ones all around it?

Exactly! An important clue! It's because of the time warp that's at the root of this mystery.

In fact, it may even hold the answer to the pallets in the field.