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My friend Jimmy Williams spent the day at Grapevine lake today with his new side imaging sonar.
There was a lot of discussion on here recently about the rock crusher and whether it in fact exists. Lots of interesting theories but no real answers.
Well now we know.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...apevine013.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...evine008-1.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...apevine004.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...apevine002.jpg
Great job Jimmy.
great pics there
WOW!! that is awsome...I guess the theory is fact now..Neat stuff
Does anyone know what the picture is?
Rock Crusher?:confused:I guess it's used to crush rocks into gravel,:confused::D
The guys on texas fishin forum talk of itQuote:
Originally Posted by Joby @ Humminbird
Are you sure it's not one of ole EP's famous condos? I've heard he has put in some unusual item??? Chairs, lawn furnature....lol Great looking pictures!!
Yeh Ernest, in your next video can you share how you got that out into the water
LOL!!!!
how do you guys reead these pictures. Reminds me of looking at a sonogram when my kid was about to be born 30 years ago. The top photo looks like a highway with scrapes in both lanes. The 2nd one looks like a satellite dish. Can't make heads or tails out of the 3rd and 4th.
I live down near Mobile, Al and in todays paper was a story with pictures from a 997 of an old crashed plane in Big Creek Lake. No one knows when it crashed. I'll try to get some pics to post.
Buzz
I just figured it out after looking at photo 4. NASA dumped an old lunar lander from one of the Apollo missions right there in that lake! I'd love to see photos of the plane.
That is an old rock crusher that was left behind in Lake Grapevine near Dallas when the lake filled faster than expected in the 1960's. It was used to make riprap from larger rocks. It's been marked on lake maps for years but no one knew what it really looked like or if it was really there.