I wonder how deep this is and what it contains?

[Diesel298]

Hahahaha
reminds me of one day out in the woods when i was a kid we founds one like that.
people where saying it was 100' feet deep or more, and all kinds of crazy stuff.
went back there one day and thought i saw something floating a foot or so under the surface. so i got a long stick to poke it....
it was the bottom hahahahahaha
o btw
that was in Maine also

 

[Green_Manelishi]

To "it" was today. The water level is now at the top (and the surrounding landscape also has considerable free standing water) and covered with soft ice. A few feet below the soft ice seems (based on using a stick) to be the old layer of ice. I suspect it will be a few more weeks before it is completely thawed.

 

[do it easy]

Wow, you got some real ice holes in Maine!

 

[Mike Edmonston]

Wow, you got some real ice holes in Maine!

OMG.. Johnny Dangerously!... My sides hurt......make it stop...


Cheers in tears

Mike

 

[diver 85]

28' now 25' thanks to three feet of muck. Probably a gun down there from some long forgotten crime. Dark, cold, and no visibility. Sounds like fun (no sarcasm). I wish I had one in my backyard.

Just think, you could hit 250 dives in no time.......GEAUX TIGERS............

 

[brdr882]

Just think, you could hit 250 dives in no time.......GEAUX TIGERS............

i know, it would be awesome, im sure after 50 or so dives i might need to drop a car in it or something to keep up the excitement though but who knows what might lay at the bottom

 

[paulthenurse]

Wow, you got some real ice holes in Maine!

So THAT'S where my ex moved? Maine? Who knew?

 

[MCHRISK]

I'm going with 6' 6" mud bottom.

 

[swampy]

But I did a beautiful swan dive

 

[Soggy]

Green, I guess I just don't understand why....It's pretty clear that you're not going to find the Maine Karst Plain or anything. It's going to be a vertical shaft with dead things at the bottom. Do you have any inclination that it is something otherwise or that there will be anything interesting in there?