I found a road that goes under water in New Hampshire
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Hiking a piece of town land here in New Hampshire NH i was out looking for lost history. Following the old stone walls i notice that one of them was one side of a road most likely from the 1700s. But the big thing was it had become a beaver dam and this huge pond was now covering the old road that nobody knew about....wow ! so walking the park more i came across the old telephone line system that has been out of service for more than 50 years. Pretty interesting since i had found an old chunk of it last summer while out exploring. All thats left are some cut up telephone poles and the old service road. Following that road i also discovered that it too goes right under this pond ! A very interesting area that shows you so many different layers of time and history.
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I found a road that goes under water in New Hampshire
Filmed with Canon EOS 80d Camera video footage
Not Thursday New NT its a Vlog and a story
I’m from New Hampshire!
Best place ever
🍺🤗cheers
Its pronounced "Evah" bud!
Kyle Endreson 🍺
Born and raised in the Granite State :)
Nice, also from NH
I live in Salisbury Mass, but have lived in Hampton and East Kingston and absolutely love New Hampshire. New England's great.
I just randomly came across this video on my recommendations and I'm from NH too lol. What town is this in? I'm definitely going to check out your channel.
Is this Hill NH? The entire town was moved in the 40's and the old town flooded to create a reservoir.
There's an old road going through howe reservoir in Dublin nh
I’ve hunted this exact same pond it’s either In Wilton nh or a town over I forget
I'm in Claremont NH
Any people from NH ?
Yup. Place is to beautiful to leave.
Cassidy Love everyone in the comment section
Yes I am
Dude... most stone walls in NH date not from "colonial times" or "1700's," but from years just before and just after Civil War. The forests and hills were almost entirely denude in the 1/2 half of the 1800's. Somewhere around 80% of NH was "logged off". The cutting went south and west and settlers followed. What was farmed back here needed to be cleared of stone. There was the added need for animal fencing (from cleared stone) when lumber was then used only for more important, value-added items, such as homes.
Blah blah
@@nekonikeify *what a bitchy comment* 👎
@TheINFJChannel dang you're right! I don't remember typing that three years ago
Yep,I have lived all over New Hampshire,and these rock walls are throughout N.H. The trails leading to waterways are probably boat portages,as they too are throughout N.H.LIVE FREE OR DIE,thats our motto!!! Cheers all!!!!
Glad the comments are filled with other New Hampshirites
How many ticks you wanna bet he got bitten by while filming this video
Mary Keleher a lot.
Being from nh you can find all sorts of weird stuff in the woods abandoned houses, cars camps sights it’s nuts. Those rock Walls are literally everywhere in NH
The rock walls are usually property lines ..my parents property has those rock walls all around their 50+acres..pretty neat stuff
Theres an old Ford sedan from the 60's/70's down a steep hill just rotting in a swamp down in Londonderry, NH in Musquash. I have a pucture somewhere.
Green Bean Sex Machine what no way that’s awesome!! You can find so many weird things in the woods up here i definitely would love to check that that for sure thanks for letting me kno!! :))
Sara Dragon oh wow yeah they really are everywhere and some a lot are just the woods I found some old house foundation in the woods with the rock walls cutting off the property and the rock foundation for the home with rock stairs going up to it. It’s pretty sweet I wish I could remember where it was it’s definitely a place to check out!
Don't forget during prohibition the rum running from Canada, and such.
NH native here! Best state ever ❤️
Awesome
Born and raised in NH. Best state ever!
I’m from Texas, but I’ve been through New Hampshire once (had to convince my family to go Boston-Nashua-Concord-Keene- NYC instead of straight Boston-NYC on our vacation) and from the research I’ve done, it’s really nice. Texas is great if you can stand the heat, which I can’t.
New Hampshire represent! 👍 Love it here, it just needs to warm up all ready! 🤦🏻♂️
Hey just watched your video and im goimg to subscribe. Very interesting. What town is that? Im also in NH. Keep it up, good stuff!
I'm from NH lol wonna know what town this is in
I don’t know when or where in New Hampshire this was recorded but currently in New Hampshire we have a lot of areas that are flooded. Saco is very high.
I'm by the Israel River. Lots of flooded fields here last week.
Yep. Lancaster NH, flooded like a mofo. Drivin in fuckin a foot of water for a couple of days.
N E W H A M P S H I R E S Q U A D
Those telephone lines are at least 100 years old. I live in Manchester, NH, and love exploring the woods. It is amazing when you find things in the middle of nowhere that shows you that it was not always the middle of nowhere.
David Monahan I live in Manchester too 😂💯💯
Lived in New Hampshire all my life.
Nice
Thanks for that useless information
Charlie Miller you poor soul. Lol! Great State!
I moved back to NH and there are a ton of places to explore in my town. You've inspired me. Thank you friend
Literally every comment is by people from NH lol UA-cam knows where we live...
I love that I am really starting to learn about how to discover history Charlie. Thank you for being such a wonderful teacher and inspiration. You have made me start to research my little part of the world and try to discover more of it's history as well. Keep up the great videos Charlie and thanks for taking us along. Your neck of the world is stunning.
Awesome ! that is exactly what I love to hear Simone
Love seeing things from my home state!
Hi allison
Hi😁
How ya been?
Not bad how are you Fred?? Hope you and your family are well
@@allisonbarr7068 1802 698 3940
The old 202/9 goes thru stumpfield marsh in Hopkinton
@Eddie R if your headed to henniker.....202 was off to the right where stumpfield marsh is now. You could see the yellow lines in the water up until a few years ago. Im in 03301
That's the road I thought this video was going to be about
202/9 also use to go through Pierce lake In Antrim And an old bridge is under the water still. You can see it sometimes in the winter when they drop the lake level.
Lol just commented that also, bypass and dam turned it into a flood plan. Road comes back out at the boat launch.
So of the best bass fishing around is on the right side of 9/202 headed towards concord
There's a place I go fishing where a road goes right down into the pond... Great structure for bass!
Where's that?
NH resident here. There’s a 200 year old road that runs across the way back of my property that used to be used for accessing the Notch. Love the history
That's awesome, I live not far from the notch about 20 min west of Lincoln, basically up over the mountain. Their are so many awesome places to explore around this way.
"the notch"? Dudes, we have a few notches. Which one?! Crawford, Pinkham, Franconia, Dixville, etc.
Hurry up, in two weeks the black flies will be out, then the mosquitoes 😬😂
Anyway, New Hampshire is gorgeous and awesome
Oh yes and those bugs suck !
and after the mosquitoes come the deer flies! The ticks are already here - I've pulled four off my dog already, and two off me.
Totally awesome adventure and raises a lot of questions about old homesteads around there ! Thank you for the adventure and history lesson !
Yep, that's New Hampshire for ya.
Bruhhhh. Fuckin lancaster,NH just flooded a week ago and we were drivin in a foot of water
You need to reach out to Graham Hancock! I bet he would love to meet you.
Love my home state! We have many beautiful landscapes. Ive lived in Concord, but with my landscape and garden business i do better on a side of Lake Winnipesaukee!
...we get it people, you're from New Hampshire
New Hampshire for life
As a life-long (88) history buff, love these rambles. What you called a top piece or something like that is what my Dad ,over 40 years with an electric utility, would call a "cross-arm".
ah yes Milton ! thank you for the term
If your info history look into tartaria and the mudfloods. It's amazing history that u.s. and Russia decided to put under wraps for over 80 years, but know papers were declassified and people ate finding many many interesting things.
I am from new Hampshire and wheel all over the place this is very common
I live in Nashua NH
I had a wonderful hike with you!! It is so beautiful !! History all over the place
Glad you enjoyed it Gail
I used to drive down roads like this in my lifted rig... Oh times have changed... Still Like NH but everyone from mass is coming here and make bigger police stations... more laws... etc....
PfunkNH I remember back in 72’ NH was fantastic. People worked hard and got very few government help. Then around the late 90’s people from mass and Vermont moved in and started setting up more welfare systems and raising my taxes. It’s only gotten worse I can’t even express my political views freely in concord without getting yelled out. This state is still wonderful but not as nice as it used to be. I tie the falling of the old man with the death of live free or die.
Charlie that pond is Not Thursday old it's a Continuum thing here on a Not Thursday enjoyed the observational trek on a road.!!!, here in Florida they have a road called Needless Drive at night it's just that!! It's strange how map roads some stay the same as historical roads wail some just fade away into obscura even trails!!!, have seen rail lines perfectly good shape going for miles nothing on them and even abandoned trains left on them like their waiting!!!?, thanks great video gets the brain pondering don't it!!!; )
wow ! an abandoned train ? now that would be a site
just subscribed .................living in NH and would live no where else
Roger that Mike
great hike😀nice ramble 😀keep the not thursdays an hikes coming charlie 😀
You got it Kathleen
I’m from New Hampshire and I got a spot that you would get incredibly interested into.
Mr. Joe I’m all ears love to explore
There’s a spot next to cluff that seems to be a road randomly begins and randomly ends...
You know where I’m talking about I bet there can be a lot discovered there and there what looks to be a old cellar or something right by there well a few like a town into cluff on some trails and I’m just kinda curious about them and when they were placed there and I’m just at this point wondering about your guess about them if you do look around there...?
I enjoy our rambles together, I feel like I really get to vicariously experience the eastern lands on N.T. and its great to feel the wanderlust and wonder blooming bright each time, good stuff !
I am so glad you feel that way about NT
Well I would have thought the messer woods was older lol ah just so darn interesting. The Beavers could have wanted more room and damn the placed were the water escaped and the Beavers damned it up making the pond even bigger well it's theirs pond as they are looking at it lol amazing Charlie,,
Yes indeed it is now their pond Rose
Hey I’m from New Hampshire 💯💯
I lived in Penacook/Concord from 1987-1992. I cried when we to leave (for Florida! Ick! We're New Englanders!) but there were no jobs, and lots of jobs in Florida where my inlaws all were. Where are you doing this all at? At least around those towns? Just super curious. I was born and raised in Mass., there until I was 31, but how I LOVED New Hampshire! I'd go back if we had the means. We're not loving Virginia! Please do be careful out there...stay safe! Thanks for sharing your "adventures" up there "back home". LOTS of history in 3 of 4 states we've lived in, so that's pretty neat. Florida has history, but not like Mass., NH, and Virginia. We're trying to get our grandson interested in it all. Again, be safe and thanks for sharing.. very interesting stuff! I've kept my "accent" too!! :)
Thank you Mary, I'm glad your enjoying the NH videos and I can imagine you miss it very much.
You need to go up sandwich notch It will take you all the way to Waterville Valley
Sandwich is such a beautiful place but damn it's huge. Lol.
Im from New hampshire as well !!
still live here too:0
I couldn't find the other video about the telephone poles ! Would you please give the title of the video so I can watch it ? Thank you I love watching your videos ! I believe that I'm almost done watching all of the old Stealth Digger videos . Now is to get caught up with the Not Thursday videos !
It should have popped up at the end of this video Steve, I thing it may have been Not Thursday #47 or around there
I live NH and I never knew this existed.
Still have ice on the ponds up there, huh? Been gone where I am in southern NH for a couple of weeks now, but I have a place in Warner that had ice left this past weekend.
Its pretty much all gone now, im getting ahead on filming so this was a couple weeks ago
I live in NH. The Capitol:)
Anyone from nh vt here his mass accent. Or is it just me.
Love New Hampshire, the most BEAUTIFUL state in my opinion, best place to live ☺️
These exploration videos are fantastic, especially for those us who will probably never get to see New Hampshire. Thanks Charlie.
I am so glad you enjoy them Bill, I love feedback like that
That's a cool area your in, but there is nothing really spectacular about a old road that has portions underwater! I live in Pennsylvania & we have many ponds, reservoirs & lakes that have roads that disappear into water, some with remains of towns in them. At least in my state anyway there were many army corp of engineer projects from the late '50s all the way to the early '80s that often involved entire villages & towns forcefully bought out by the government for these projects. The federal government's usual excuse was "flood control management" but in many areas floods never or very, very rarely occurred. The "eminent domain law" is not very loved in Pennsylvania!!! The same thing most likely occurred in your state also. Beautiful scenery though!
(For those who may not know what the "eminent domain law" is, it's when the government comes in & (basically steals your land) offers you what they claim is fair market value for your land or property for some governmental reason...if you decide to resist, good luck, because you can't win, they will eventually just seize your property, evict you (by force if necessary) then give you a reduced pennies on the dollar settlement amount)
It is spectacular when what im doing is mapping our towns old roads and this new discovery is found.
@@NotThursday : I hear you & respect what your doing, it is a new discovery for you in your research but I'd be surprised if the road isn't already known to cartographers & on someone's map even if it dates back to colonial times. If it's not already known it was probably just a farmers access trail. Even old logging roads are known & on maps.
THANK YOU! Truly enjoyed another ramble through your neck of the woods, Charlie! It is amazing how much of the places we take for granted can become new discoveries! Think of the potential detecting sites- and the discoveries to be made! Maybe a canoe or kayak across the pond? I am glad you didn't try to hoof it across that slushy ice! Til then, enjoy YOUR 'Not Thursday'! LFOD!
Exactly Jerry, we drive by so many places all the time without even thinking about it.
Hi Charlie,
Thankyou again for another great informative video. Love the history of NH,
It's truly amazing. 😊👌🏼🥄
Glad you enjoyed it Jayne
So the beavers extended the dam or blockage or did they just move in and take advantage of the existing pond? I wonder did they get a construction permit and file a environmental impact statement with the state vis a vie flooding out an existing road way. Another mystery to be discovered about the telephone road. Satisfying
I think this was a low lying field that flooded and then the took advantage of the situation as time went on
You would love the Moore Dam Reservoir there are roads and rock walls leading into the water to the town that used to be...
Awesome , thanks for the info
@@NotThursday not a problem if you can find the Knockies landing area follow the bike path out... it is inevitable! You basically follow the shoreline of the reservoir it's impossible to miss!
This guy sounds like he’s from Massachusetts not New Hampshire. N.H. residents don’t sound like that .
I fall o wed telephone lines. Pawnd and stuaff.
Well I am from NH and I think he sounds normal. Then again, most of my family is from Massachusetts so I kinda have one too. He might be from southern New Hampshire
From Manchester nh
Very nice! Can’t wait to see the telephone line road!
Its going to be a good hike Connie
Stumpfield pond, rt 202/9 bypass? Hopkington,
No sir, SWNH
Absolutly Beautiful country! One day I hope to be able to come back East and explore the area.
Hope you make it Jamey
You were born in the wrong century Charlie. Is that pond a natural body of water or a man made reservoir. Either way the beavers have done some creative engineering work to increase it's size. One thing that has always surprised me is how many of New Englands ponds/lakes are actually man made. Going back to the 17th and 18th centuries streams were dammed to create farm ponds, mill ponds, recreation, etc. Many other natural ponds have been dammed to increase their area or depth. An aerial view of New England would probably look different prior to the creation of reservoirs.
Im prettifying sure this is a very old low lying field that flooded at some point and the beavers took over. Its walled in on all sides and the road went through it, I bet that was just a small brook at one point in time.
exactly
NH is where it’s at! All rise for live free or die 🖖🏽
Right on
I had watched many of your videos ! I believe in one of them someone found what looked like a smashed lead bullet . I was watching another video from a different UA-cam channel when they came across a similar smashed lead bullet from the Civil War ! They stated that could have been smashed and used as a poker chip ! From what I can gather from your videos the Civil War didn't get that far north . But what if other people used the same method for making a poker chip up there ? You have stated many times the people up there were poor . So to play poker maybe just for fun they used a smashed lead bullet !
Its a good thought Steve
I consider myself lucky, I have the Erie Canal and a few other interesting sights in northern Ohio.
But unfortunately our pre revolutionary war history is along Lake Erie and in now development's where the great trail once ran. But as you said. Go look for those little signs that tell you things were not always undeveloped. And you might be surprised at what you find.
Happy travels!
Beeps.
Very nice ! yes its great to really see the different layers of time pop out
NH here, my brother and I adventure off too.. where is this?
Cool man, SW
Good ol New Hampshire. Love everything about it, the people, towns, nature and it's history. Alot of it I learned from my grandfather and he's still showing me new things. He knows pretty much every back road, old cellar holes and so much more. Wouldn't want to live anywhere else. Not after living here my whole life. LIVE FREE OR DIE!
Another Not Thursday
Monday Viewing Of
The New Hampshire
Great Out Doors ,
Safe Travels ,Stay Well
All of Y'all I Enjoy
Seeing these unique long forgotten places
I live in New Hampshire in fact the living wrong for New Hampshire who lived in most Parts in New Hampshire and what you're looking at Sarah's an old access road for logging there's hundreds of them not that surprising
Colonial roads, logging roads and cart paths. There is such a mix of them here in New England and this area has it all.
Great video! I love the way your mind thinks. Enjoyed you video very much. See you on your next discovery!👍🏼
The stone walls are fascinating! The work that went into lugging those rocks by horse or oxen must have taken months!
Did they use them to section off gardens or livestock?
WHY STONE WALLS?
I am a native New Hampshire resident despite moving to Florida a few years ago. I love exploring like this aaa I miss NH
Research mud flood.
Thanks for the video!
Cool and thanks
Yes that's the most exciting thing I've been searching everywhere for, that and tartaria maps and buildings. Alot of hidden history in our past. Great comment
Well you are in the greatest state in the Country live free or die 👍
True
🍺🤗cheers
Great episode. Can’t wait to see it unfold!
Stay tuned
Great exploration, my friend! I enjoy tagging along with you on these videos!
Love having you here Chuck
Charlie I'm NOT from NH but still like to view your channel. I was wondering why they took the trouble of cutting down the old telegraph/telephone poles and just didn't leave them to decay where they were. Any thoughts?
Not sure if you are aware of this tool.
www.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=f4d57ec1a6b8414190ca0662456dffb0
New Hampshire Stonewall Mapper from Lidar surveys. Also has the historic quads which may help with old roads.
Plenty of other old maps online for New England also, to help trace these somewhat forgotten roads.
Cool video in beautiful country !
Thanks Thomas
Exploring is one of the cool things about relic hunting. I have found some super sites by accident just walking through the woods! Great video!
You said it right on Craig
That some serious beaver. Enjoyed the trip.👍
lol yes it is
Hi Charlie I was wondering if keeb’s is all right I haven’t seen him for a while and he doesn’t go with you that much when you’re exploring I enjoy all your videos and I your friend
Yup, you will see him on Stealth Diggers or his own channel. NT is when I do my own thing
cool vid im from concord nh
Awesome Kris
I was a MassHole from CapeCod my whole life. Had to get out after NH filled my sole as things got bad in Ma. My sons live in Maui. Can't stand that place. Cape is much better really. Maui has been trashed out.
If everyone here is from New Hampshire there's 43,000 people!
Yeah NH! There were plenty of roads under water where I grew up. Near old railroad beds, I think the railroad was just built right through wherever the owners wanted, never mind town roads, turning streams into swamps. I’d ride my horse through the woods on trails like this and it was so neat to line them up with old maps after. Cool channel!
There's crazy stuff here In Vermont...you would go crazy to know. No joke
Everybody's welcome to New Hampshire just leave it as you found it take your trash with you please. If you have a bad attitude leave that home to, we're pretty easy going up here.
It’d be interesting to do a vid on the old College Road that was commissioned by the British colonial governor. It was built in the 1760s and ran from his mansion in Wolfeboro to Hanover.
I've been ruminating on the College Road that went through Andover, NH. Started in Boscawen. Nearest I can figure it was the early foundation of current day US 4, or at least segments of it.
NH 6oh3!
Hello--how are you
Have you been alright, through all those lonely nights,
That's what I'd say, I'd tell you everything,
If you'd pick up that telephone...telephone line, give me some time, I'm living in twilight
Stuck in my head all day SB
Enjoyed the Ramble DC. It will be interesting to hook up with that old path, who knows what you may find 😁 SDN
Yup ! its going to be a good hike
Love the sites and terrain in New Hampshire, the history fascinates me
Im so glad to share with all of you Steve
Roads that end up under water in New Hampshire? That’s a yearly treat for us!!! Seriously, there are dirt roads everywhere up here right next to swamps that get washed over all the time...
Rt 175 in Plymouth/Holderness off of exit 25! Those two gas stations are closed.
What town is this? I'm from new Hampshire aswell and ven researching the same thing. Old civilization and why its being hidden is what I want to know about. Great find
Jeromes knowledgenet pretty sure Kingston pow wow river/pond
@@mikedizzle2129 ty I know the area but not to well. I live about 2 and a half hours north of Kingston. I just know Kingston from passing thru on building jobs I did in the area. I live in white mountain national forest area and would love to start documenting some exploring up here . Thanks again
Im in ossipee grew up in sandwich if you want old history come up this way the woods are full of old roads and building foundations
Thanks Kyle, its the same here
Very cool stuff. I like how you read the woods as if they were pages in a book. This video demands a sequel.
Coming up Steve !