People have been throwing things down there for as long as I can remember. Mostly just beer cans and wedding pictures it would be cool to see something like a swimming gopro like that thing in The Abyss go down there and see.
Yeah. That's why I meant "swimming," like you could control it to get around stuff like that, sort of like in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles for NES. I've never seen a gopro in person but they're pretty small.
It's actually not that hard to get to. I'm willing to bet that some jackass sees this story and plugs it up. Seriously. I watched the local news last night and this and a story about goats being considered as an alternative to regular highway grass maintanence or something were the top stories. There's really not much to do here so people piss in our open reservoirs and plug up our mystery holes.
One of the things that always impresses me about the Northeast is how there are so many things that are more or less unmarked that would be THE MOST AMAZING THING EVER and completely managed and turned in to a tourist destination if they were on the East coast.
Yeah. Yahats is my favorite part of the beach. Go a little bit north though and you're back in Coney Island. And one of my favorite places as a kid was this hotsprings way out in the middle of central oregon which is now a hotel, casino and waterpark. It's like "hello, we're hotsprings.. anybody there?" But yeah, for every one of those examples there are a lot of destinations that you literally hear about from a friend of a friend or something. The most depressing to me is The Wisconsin Dells.
I'm almost 100% sure I drove by those hot springs three years ago, last time I was in Oregon. I'm still partial to Troy but it has a lot of personal history for me so I'm more than willing t overlook some pretty unpleasant goings on that happened between when I lived there briefly as a kid and when I went back again in 2011 or 12.
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