Ordinary, but possibly interesting, things found while wandering in the wilderness.
- Stone building foundation, 20’x30’
- Stone wall, 3-4’ high, 7’ long
- Stone wall with doorway
- Cracked and broken fountain
- Pedestal, marble
- Statue on ground, headless, armless
- Head of a statue (human)
- One side of a small ravine has a bridge footing. No footing on other side.
- Small brook has bridge footings on either side. No sign of the bridge.
- Collapsed wooden building, 30’x40’.
- Wooden building, 30’x40’, no roof but otherwise intact.
- Stone fireplace and chimney.
- Boundary marker.
- Gravestone, illegible.
- Gravestone, 100+ years old.
- Memorial stone which reads, “In memory of John Williamson, who died in the East.”
- Small wooden shrine nailed to tree. Looks long disused.
- Stone on the side of a brook is covered with scores of burned-out candles.
- Stone bench, in fair shape.
- Small spring has brickwork around outlet.
- Foot of an enormous statue.
- One arch of a viaduct extends 30’ into the air. No sign of other segments.
- Collapsed viaduct segment extends some 100’ on the ground.
- Long-disused well.
- Face is carved into an old tree, some 15’ off the ground.
- Small (3’ high by 6’ long) stone cairn. If searched, a skeleton is beneath.
- Cobblestone path extends for 40’, then disappears.
- Eight rotting ropes dangle from a tree-limb, some have knots, some don’t.
- Tree has sixteen badger skulls nailed to its limbs.
- Fresco floor, partially covered by earth and debris, shows scenes of underwater animals and plants.
- Broken-down wagon. One axle is broken.
- Tree is carved with a heart, in which are the initials “K.L. + J.B.”
- Stag horns mounted on a tree trunk.
- Three concentric circles of stones on the ground, the largest is 15’ in diameter.
- Corner of stone building, walls extend 10’ in either direction.
- Iron post, 4’ high, with rusted hoop on top.
- Split-rail fence 30’ long.
- Rusty plough half-submerged in a small pond.
- Wooden bird house on a 7’ pole.
- Mostly-collapsed grain silo.
- Small (10’x10’) building on runners next to a small lake. The building has no floor. (For ice-fishing.)
- Large (6’ high) stone urn, partially overturned.
- Rotting remains of a makeshift raft next to a small river.
- Iron spikes set into a large tree, forming ladder-like rungs leading up 35’.
- Perfectly round stone, 10’ in diameter.
- Four booted footprints set in solid stone.
- Pig wall extends 20 yards.
- Mostly-collapsed barn. Only one corner is still upright.
- Religious symbol of carved stone, now moss-covered and somewhat askew.
- Small stone building (30’x40’), with only the walls remaining (almost completely intact). No roof, floor is covered with soil.
