Amazing Structure In Alabama: What in the World Is This?
Amazing Structure In Alabama: What in the World Is This?
Ancient Aztec? Roman Bath? What you Think?
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Old coal mine or iron mine
Aliens
Hi from the UK.. Those buildings look very much like the ones we have dotted about our countryside.. Ours are old Air raid shelters that were also used by soldiers to fire their guns at the enemy.
Hey – that hurts. I’m pre . Started with B/W …
Very Good!
"Ancient Aztec? Roman Bath? What you Think?" Well I figure it is in Alabama so the bath part is out. It is an early scientific experiment site to see if water really ran down hill.
That’s a mine and a hoist house foundation with a drainage pipe
Awesome video Brandon and EA. Not sure what it is but it is huge. Never seen anything like it.
It looks like a grist Mill to grind corn they use water to turn a wheel which would have been wood.
Dude, I have heard many stories about Alabama BigFoot, watch your back !!!!
Tailings piles from Sluice runs check for Gold!
Mayb its a old bunker?
What you are looking at as part of an 1800s sewer system those are not caves those are 50 gallon barrels wooden barrels those straps that you’re seeing go around the barrels the structure that you were at and looking in it’s a sewer collection system same thing in Petersburg battlefield park
I think it’s an old grain mill as well. In the old days, you would have the mill, the owner of the mill, and maybe some cottages living in the nearby area.
Reminds me of some kilns I’ve seen used to be a lot of them around making red pipe chiminey flues and such…
Something to do with getting water and it runs thru the blocks for root cellars.
Back in the late 60s and early 70s as a young man I would wonder the caves in Huntsville area. Absolutely one of the best times of my life.
That’s was a plantation Burnt down in the civil war that cement formds and water access
Water driven lumber mill…
Lewisburg Pike Tennessee Berlin Tennessee Pulaski Tennessee they have a lot of caves big caves
Google earth it then u can see all from above
Stamp mill for mineing ore.
I’m assuming this is Blount springs area?
The plants are trillium, they’re very pretty when they bloom. Fun video.
Moonshiners
You can go onlookers and search for historic maps of the area. They might indicate what was there in earlier times. Also checking with county clerk about who has owned this plot of land over the years, and third check with local historic society to see if they have any info.
I would love to go ther but where is it at..what city is close to it..reply ok.
Watch out for copperheads.
Oh! I know! It’s a foundation.
Flume for irrigation
Why not ask the “yokuls”?
Maybe the remains of an old mill. You can get those coordinates and check them against historical maps of the area..
I’ll take a gander that those wissanants were planted by the gimcracks that built that there gargantuan wissanant plant processor for washing the wicked purple wissanant flowers. The flowers was pressed to make wissanant ink, a magical ink only usable by the gimcracks for their secret coded letters.
Part of the old city water pipe from the source to the treatment plant. They run for miles in large steel pipes and have concrete foundations like that. Like at lake Nicol in Tuscaloosa.
Yep , it’s a planter now for sure 👍🦅🇺🇸
Defensive posts in civil war
It’s an old abandoned starbucks.
No idea what that was for.. all I know is it’s very cool..
Mine pump station
Depending on where you are in Alabama, that may be an old mine site. If you gave me a geographical location I might be able to help you with that.
It’s the remnants of an old logging mill. We have one in the swamp near my home….looks exactly the same. It was known as Centralia, where they logged all the giant cypress trees from the Chassahowitka swamp in Florida in the early 1900’s. Good find!
Because of 6:56… Borrow your buddies grabber & waive your arms around yelling “danger Will Robinson”.it doesn’t have to be in camera.its the cabin fever fault
Looks like runoff control to me, or maybe channelling water from a now dry spring.
hope you get permission to detect there and check to see if you need a permit to metal detect there,. Cousin got nailed for detecting without a permit and trespassing cost him a $250 fine for not having a permit and a trespassing fine of $150, , now he always checks,…. ( you never know who is going to see you let alone report you )
It reminds me of a salt Peter mine near cookeville tn they mined them for gunpowder during the civil war
It’s probably a structure made for the civil war when they were killing American soldiers? Probably?
That plant you discovered is called trillium
With all that green, there has to be some copper in there too!
Looks like an old coal dig there all over iowa and dangerous
The modern trash was probably from teenagers. This place is awesome.