I have no idea what it may have been for, but it seems to have a capacity of two or three hundred gallons. It's buried along with all sorts of caliche, concrete and mortar rubble, many pieces of which have to be dug out individually, even if they're small enough for a shovel, because the shovel can't penetrate.
This is what it looks like on the inside.
Kind of pretty, don't you think?
Oh, well... Good thing I don't have to do this kind of work for a living, or I might be the one burying stuff like this.
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What the hell.... wow, how did you find this in your back yard? And you are trying to dig it out now? in the hot summer? wow. Steph
There are many such secret things buried around the country. Some will never be uncovered, and others will never be understood.
At least there weren't any bones inside it.
Have you considered using it to make beer?
No no no no I don't drink it no more.
Besides, what if there were bones in there?
LOL
There must be something you could do with it. Of course, I guess the guy who buried it couldn't think of anything. Ship it to Michael Behe. Tell him you found it at the K-T boundary.
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