of hill and tree

[kaloy]

hope this is clearer

[kaloy]

the scale is 5mm is to 2ft not 5mm:1ft.

topography wise, the creek is at elevated position than trees B and C.
the creek cuts the slope horizontally. the slope runs east to west.
facing downstream which is north, the area at your right is a flat land.
i'm telling this to give more perspective to the decoders.
burrowing at the side of the creek and placing the object at the center of the creek is a Japanese repertoire and this idea troubles me a lot because it is hard to operate.
 or if the object is placed at the downslope side of the creek (the other side is more elevated), could it be possible that they dug the creek (dry during summer) and burrow to the lower side so when they retrieve it, they just break the thinner wall and bingo? hope somebody could share some of his experiences about this matter.
thanks

[fom1113]

Your YT site isn't as simple as you think. Complex engineering was applied there and expect multiple loads around the area. There were planted trees long time ago and now are missing. There was a tree in between the tree A to tree C along the side of the creek. Anyway lets just use the existing trees but please specify what kind of tree in A, B and C. Standing between tree B and tree C while facing the east, what kind of tree is in there at the distance of 100 meters more or less?

[kaloy]

Your YT site isn't as simple as you think. Complex engineering was applied there and expect multiple loads around the area. There were planted trees long time ago and now are missing. There was a tree in between the tree A to tree C along the side of the creek. Anyway lets just use the existing trees but please specify what kind of tree in A, B and C. Standing between tree B and tree C while facing the east, what kind of tree is in there at the distance of 100 meters more or less?

Tree A= santol. existing but only the grown shoot. main trunk was cut down long ago.
Tree B= madre cacao. a lot boundary post during the war but had grown to an old tree at present. still existing, the one i posted in page 1 of this thread.
Tree C= mango. not existing but i had seen it when it was still there. this is the tree i mentioned with a hole.

standing bet. B and C facing east there is no tree. plain riceland.
there are no other trees bet A and C. only bamboos. but there is another "puntod o tuod ng madre cacao" beside the creek near the line A-C.

big thanks.

[fom1113]

[standing bet. B and C facing east there is no tree. plain riceland.
there are no other trees bet A and C. only bamboos. but there is another "puntod o tuod ng madre cacao" beside the creek near the line A-C.]---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


That's it, thanks!

[kaloy]

i'm gettin' excited man, keep it comin'...

[kaloy]

updated sketch of the site

[kaloy]

clearer sketch

[kaloy]

going back to the undying topic of load spotting, those that recognizes similarities with the other sites they encountered, where are the possible loads? thanks

[fom1113]

 Assuming the mothercode or surface sign is still there and in that area is the usual location of big loads. From that mothercode spot go to the south. Cluster of loads can be found there about 50 meters away MOL. Then look for the supporting sign, from that supporting sign go to the east or west to locate the smaller and easier or shallower depo about 15 to 25 meters away from supporting sign. Yet another sign can be found pointing you directly where to dig, sometimes those signs were buried about 1 foot below ground, known as hidden markers and trail signs.

Complicated. Without any surface signs around and a clever guy to help you that is nearly impossible to locate the small target load. Locator can be fooled by larger depo around.

[kaloy]

update:
this hole is created by water during rainy season...what is unusual in this hole is that, it is cemented thinly from the sides ... the seemingly black soil in the center is a cement discolored thru the action of changing weather condition..

[kaloy]

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[fom1113]

Old septic tank?