The Mystery Hole in the Ground

Me too :joy:

I did think that, mind you it’s a bit dangerous / accessible to Jo public too be very deep :thinking:

Image from apple maps is interesting.

Looks concrete lined and the level of whatever is in it is lower than the image and google maps.

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I thought the same. And 1700m to the south is the world’s deepest hand-dug well :astonished:

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Well done @callum. We can all stand down now :wink:

@clinkadink you need to head out there, this is your forte. :wink:

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Is there not or was an army base at burgess hill.
Depending how far away :thinking: or am I miles off.

“Couldn’t be a dew pond could it? Does it definitely go into the earth like a mine shaft, or could that be the dark surface of water? Sometimes dew ponds have a built up perimeter as in your photo. Interesting!”

Dew pond then?! Some lined with clay, some with concrete. I thought the edges looked like sunlight in shallow water + the marginal plants.

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Just a thought, a soak away.

Dew pond with low water level?

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Off to ask google what a dew pond is, brb :rofl:

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Just done that :joy:

@callum

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Link didn’t work, here’s a screenshot.

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A dew pond does look the mostly likely thing from everything i have googled.

Theres some remains over to the east about the same size but that looks extremely old.

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That solves it then

Oh good! :joy:

There is also a light plane in a field about 2.6 miles SE of it :grin:

Not that I have been searching the other fields for hours.

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:rofl:

My google search came up with flint mines and gypsum mines ?……concrete surround could have been added later for safety reasons ….or are we sticking with the dew pond theory

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I’m no expert but looking at dew ponds I’m not so sure, not going against the odds but I’m not quite 100% convinced it’s a dew pond.