I did not expect to find this so far out in the forest exploring NH

The deserted & overgrown colonial lands of New England hide many surprises and that is what I am out looking for . I went for a long hike exploring what would have been huge farms back in the 1700s and followed one rock wall for over a mile. I am looking for cellar holes, foundations, improved lands and wagon trails . Anything that shows the signs of people living out here hundreds of years ago. Reading the land in this section of forest is difficult because of its condition but there are many stone walls, so somebody was living and farming out here. With all the history in New England there is just so much to explore and finding something awesome is the goal. And that we did ! I found a stone bridge that has got to be from the colonial days. Large rock walls on either side of this river with shoulder cart path on either side. the only problem is that 100 feet in either direction it disappears and there is nothing to follow. So the history mystery will continue and we will search further soon, but a great find from centuries ago.
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