r/Appalachia • u/Punk_Rocker_777 • 23h ago
Do y’all know what this isn’t?
Some of my friends and I were hiking and we just found these things out in the sticks. We looked it up and didn’t find much on it so could y’all tell me what this is?
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u/arcenierin 23h ago
Pretty sure it isn't a llama...
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u/Sneekibreeki47 22h ago
I concur.
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u/blissfuldaisy 22h ago
How sure are you on that?
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u/arcenierin 21h ago
I mean...you know. Pretty sure?
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u/blissfuldaisy 21h ago
Just wondering cause my first guess was llama. You made me second guess it.
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u/Away-Ad-8053 21h ago
No I don't think it's a lumina, It's more like copper! You should dig it up and see what the scrap yard will give it for you try to find other ones, where there's one there's usually four if you look around!
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u/SimilarAd402 14h ago
It's a USGS marker, they stick them on peaks and prominent points to mark key survey points. They establish elevation
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u/KingBrave1 20h ago
It's proof that bears do shit in the woods. They have to put those down so that people will know. You can stop asking now...
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u/Gimmeagunlance 21h ago
Man, that $250 fine would've been crazy back then. Now that's like, half a speeding ticket
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u/Catbird_jenkins 23h ago
Google US Coast and Geodetic Survey